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OpenAI declares ‘code red’ as Google’s Gemini closes the ChatGPT gap

Gemini 3 has pushed Google back to the forefront of generative AI, erasing OpenAI’s lead and shaking Silicon Valley’s balance of power; inside OpenAI, growing pressure and rising uncertainty have CEO Sam Altman warning employees of difficult months ahead

Raphael Kahan | 12.02.25

‘He can write code but struggles in a job interview’: Teen’s AI assistant helps young adults with autism

Aviv Shoshan and his mother Hani, created a virtual AI 'social assistant' that helps young adults on the autism spectrum practice conversations—from job interviews to dates—without judgment or stress; Their project was selected for OfekTech’s accelerator program

Kobi Liberman | 12.02.25

LeanCon raises $6 million to bring AI-driven precision to pre-construction planning

Israeli AI startup LeanCon doubles its target with a $6M seed round to deliver pre-construction planning in minutes, cutting costs, improving accuracy and boosting win rates across major development projects

ynet Global | 12.01.25

Re-engineering high-tech: is AI threatening jobs or saving them?

Opinion: Artificial intelligence is driving layoffs in the short term, but is likely to create new roles that will transform the industry at its core

Moran Chamsi | 12.01.25

Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) and UK Abraham Accords Group (UKAAG) representatives

UK and Israel spearhead regional AI pact with Abraham Accords states

HIT and the UK Abraham Accords Group sign landmark MOU at the British ambassador’s residence to advance AI collaboration between Israel, the UK and Abraham Accords nations

ynet Global | 11.29.25

Own your face: Making identity non-fungible in a world where everything can be copied

Opinion: Facing an AI-driven surge in deepfakes, Denmark proposes a radical shift—treating your face, voice and likeness as intellectual property, making unauthorized use a matter of IP theft, not just privacy invasion

Dr. Bella Barda Bareket | 11.27.25

At 95%, Israel leads global AI adoption in high-tech sector

New survey finds Israeli tech workers use AI tools far above global averages, reshaping roles, boosting output and raising concerns about job security, especially among older employees and those in the periphery

Israel Wullman | 11.26.25

IDF deploys new AI system to track soldiers’ social media leaks: 'We are aware its intrusive'

New AI ‘Morpheus’ tool will scan in real time every public post and image by active duty soldiers, flagging any exposure of bases, weapons or sensitive locations to IDF information security officers

Israel Wullman | 11.26.25

Researchers uncover flaw letting hackers hijack AI browser assistants via legitimate websites

Israeli experts warn flaw in AI-enabled browsers lets attackers hide malicious prompts in URL fragments, causing assistants like Gemini and Copilot to display fake info, steal data or harvest credentials without compromising the websites themselves

ynet Global | 11.25.25

Barak Perelman, Mille Gandelsman and Ido Trivizki

Opti raises $20 million to bring AI-native automation to enterprise identity security

Israeli company says its AI engine can interpret enterprise access at scale, giving security teams precise, explainable and instantly actionable identity insights while automating complex decisions across large organizations

ynet Global | 11.24.25

Trump, Mohammed bin Salman lead the Middle East’s new AI axis

Analysis: As Washington and Riyadh advance AI-driven strategic partnership, emerging Middle East tech corridor reshapes regional power and energy networks, with Israel weighing its role in rapidly evolving supply chain and political landscape

Dr. Kobby Barda | 11.22.25

Trump approves sale of advanced AI chips to Saudi Arabia and UAE

Trump approved selling up to 70,000 of the world’s most advanced AI chips to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, reversing export limits set in his previous term meant to block technology from reaching China; the administration promises strict safeguards but security experts are concerned

Israel Wullman | 11.22.25

Why even the smartest minds are in denial about AI

Opinion: They are not technophobes and it is not that they fail to use the system; the problem is the opposite: they understand it too well, and what they see makes them want to close the browser and retreat to a simpler, pre-AI 2019

Keren Shahar | 11.21.25

The ‘Steve Jobs’ of 3D printing acquires an Israeli startup

Dr. Natan Linder, Formlabs co-founder and Tulip CEO, is acquiring Israeli startup Akooda to launch Tulip’s R&D hub in Israel; He tells Ynet of using AI pre-hype, his return-to-Israel dream, and aim to be the 'Salesforce' of manufacturing

Tal Shahaf | 11.21.25

Brief chat with AI significantly reduces belief in antisemitic conspiracy theories, study finds

Short conversations with an AI trained to counter antisemitic conspiracies led to a 16% drop in belief and a 25% rise in positive views toward Jews, with effects lasting weeks, according to a study backed by the Anti-Defamation League

Itamar Eichner | 11.20.25

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