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Buildots founders (left to right) Roy Danon, Yakir Sudry and Aviv Leibovici

Israeli AI construction startup Buildots raises $130 million to fuel global expansion

New funding values Buildots’ push to bring AI oversight to the $16 trillion construction industry as data center demand surges; its platform is already used by more than 100 major firms, including Intel and Digital Realty

ynet Global | 09.14.26

The technology at center of NAZA storm, and film’s unfounded claim: ‘No such thing as 500 killed in one strike’

Unit 8200 has integrated AI into facial recognition, Arabic-language analysis and target identification, with reservists from Google, Microsoft and Meta helping develop tools the IDF says still require human review before strikes

Elisha Ben Kimon | 09.14.26

From missile defense to artificial intelligence: How Technion is preparing Israel for the future

Technion President Prof. Uri Sivan says Israeli academia and high-tech have shown resilience through war, but warns AI could weaken independent thought and says the country’s greatest challenge is overcoming deep social divisions

David Matlin | 09.13.26

Houthis accused of using AI to fake Yemeni general’s retreat order during Mocha offensive

UAE-backed Tareq Saleh’s forces say Houthis cloned his voice to tell troops to pull back as they overran Mocha in a lightning advance toward Bab al-Mandab; claim comes amid separate evidence of AI use by a weapons-development cell in northern Yemen

ynet Global | 09.13.26

The AI parenting guide: When kids should start, what to ban and why chatbots aren’t friends

Children start using AI at around 10, while 61% of teens say it can replace asking parents for advice; here’s how to set boundaries, encourage creativity and keep chatbots from becoming emotional substitutes

Eyal Marcus | 09.13.26

ברק רגב. "החיפוש הוא עדיין פרויקט הדגל הכי משמעותי של גוגל"

'Israeli talent is amazing, but we're facing a serious problem': Google Israel CEO opens up

Google Israel CEO Barak Regev reflects on his rise from teenage orange seller to tech executive, a confrontation with a pro-Palestinian engineer, anti-Israel backlash, Wiz's success and the AI revolution

Israel Wullman | 09.12.26

Claude used in dangerous biological research as AI threats move into the real world

Anthropic says scientists used Claude for research that could aid biological weapons development, while others used it for missiles, armed drones, espionage and propaganda, fueling warnings that AI risks are no longer theoretical

Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.11.26

AI ’80s nostalgia craze sweeps Arab world — but not everyone is amused

Celebrities and brands embrace AI-generated retro portraits, while Arab media warn the viral trend romanticizes a past many never lived — and may expose users’ biometric data and privacy

Lior Ben Ari | 09.11.26

מימין: סם אלטמן, דריו אמודיי, מארק צוקרברג

Meta, Anthropic and OpenAI shaken by billion-dollar pay, exits and fears of losing control

Meta loses a researcher recruited on a reported $1.5 billion package, an Anthropic scientist walks away before his stock vests and OpenAI brings a leading safety expert into its oversight structure

Raphael Kahan | 09.10.26

As AI agents enter the workplace, Cymphony launches with $30 million to secure them

Israeli startup Cymphony launches with $30 million to help companies monitor and control how AI tools access sensitive information and business systems as they take on more workplace tasks

ynet Global | 09.09.26

AI races ahead as even its creators warn of existential risks

Senior Anthropic researcher resigns with an existential warning, OpenAI deploys 10,000 AI agents to tackle a century-old math problem and Meta unveils an agent capable of making purchases, underscoring the breakneck pace of AI development

Raphael Kahan | 09.09.26

The Israeli company engineering cancer drugs with AI from the molecule up

Israeli company Biolojic Design used AI to engineer Imneskibart, an antibody designed to precisely redirect the immune response against cancer; now in Phase 2 trials, the drug offers a glimpse of how AI could reshape drug development

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Google: Iran expanding AI use in cyberattacks and influence operations

Tech giant says Iranian and Chinese hackers are using AI to build attack infrastructure, create fake online personas and evade security tools, while autonomous agents can now carry out complex operations with limited human oversight

Raphael Kahan | 09.08.26

How Wonderful AI went from zero to $70 million in revenue in one year

The Israeli AI startup raised $550 million at a $5 billion valuation after shifting from multilingual voice agents to an 'AI operating system,' with hundreds of specialists embedded at customer organizations and a costlier model than traditional software

Sophie Shulman | 09.07.26

AI finds vulnerabilities faster, but Echo says fixing them is now the real challenge

Echo’s new report finds most exploited vulnerabilities were already known and often fixable, suggesting the biggest security gap is no longer detection but deciding what to fix and acting quickly

ynet Global | 09.05.26

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