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AI is everywhere since October 7, from the battlefield to the cyber arena

Rapid integration of AI into defense, cybersecurity and mass communication has been fast-forwarded since October 7, 2023

The Media Line/ Nathan Klabin | 02.23.25

AI is changing fast—here's how Israel is planning to stay on top

ILTV News Podcast with Ziv Katzir, head of the National Program for AI: 'We’re trying to maintain Israel’s leadership as an AI powerhouse'

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 02.22.25

The cybersecurity crossroads: AI and quantum computing could save or endanger us

AI enhances cybersecurity by detecting threats in real-time, yet hackers exploit it for advanced attacks; meanwhile, quantum computing threatens encryption, risking sensitive data; the future of cybersecurity depends on how quickly defenses evolve to counter these threats

Shimon Sagron | 02.12.25

How Intel wrecked a $2B purchase of Israeli startup and fell behind in the AI race

Intel’s acquisition of Habana Labs was supposed to be its breakthrough in the AI race, but poor integration, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and strategic missteps led to its downfall; Meanwhile, Nvidia surged ahead, cementing dominance in AI processors

Sophie Shulman | 02.11.25

Israeli startup grows world’s first real dairy protein in potatoes—no cows needed

Israeli startup Finally Foods unveils genetically engineered potatoes that produce real cow-milk protein; first field trial set to take place in southern Israel, paving way for innovative dairy products and more sustainable future

Israel Wullman | 02.06.25

Google removes restrictions on military AI development

Google removed a section from its AI principles that previously committed to avoiding the use of artificial intelligence for developing weapons and surveillance technologies; The change comes as global AI competition intensifies and as the Trump administration pushes for stronger collaboration between tech companies and the defense sector

Tal Shahaf | 02.05.25

What are the three pillars of artificial intelligence?

Dr. Roy Sasson: 'How do you build better predictive analytics to understand what people wish to read more about?'

Lidar Grave-Lazi, ILTV | 02.04.25

Left out of the future: US restrictions leave Israel behind in AI race

Israel's reliance on restricted AI chips underscores growing tech crisis; once leader in innovation, it risks falling behind in 21st-century AI race; without bold national strategy, Israel may struggle to reclaim edge as global advancements accelerate

Tal Shahaf | 01.19.25

'We must declare a state of mental health emergency for Israel’s children'

Mati Kochavi has touched hearts worldwide with Eva.Stories, conducted business in the Gulf long before the Abraham Accords, connected with key Middle Eastern leaders and became a billionaire; now he tackles Israel’s child mental health crisis and his AI-based pediatric care project aims to deliver early intervention, blending technology with human therapists for critical support

Dror Feuer | 01.15.25

ALS-stricken Israeli journalist returns to the screen powered by AI

After year-long absence due to ALS impairing his speech, Moshe Nussbaum returns to Channel 12 News using AI technology and virtual avatar; 'Being back in the studio after so long feels strange but deeply emotional'

Ran Boker | 01.06.25

TikTok on steroids: ByteDance shaking up AI with sanctions workaround

Chinese firm plans to invest $7 billion in advanced Nvidia processors, circumventing US sanctions and potentially making it one of world's largest consumers of AI hardware

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.01.25

'Man replaced by machine': Is the use of AI undermining the IDF's intelligence capabilities?

Unit 8200 served as a testing ground for advanced AI systems, shaping its military strategy for years before October 7; a Washington Post report raises concerns about increased civilian casualties and weakened human intelligence under the unit’s AI-driven approach

Ynet | 12.30.24

Artificial Intelligence – The good, the biased, and the unethical

The rise of AI brings groundbreaking advancements but also dangerous pitfalls, from deepfakes spreading misinformation to biased algorithms amplifying inequality, the ethical dilemmas are vast; We examine the dark side of AI, exploring its misuse, harmful errors, and the urgent need for accountability

Oren Bar-Ner | 12.28.24

Can AI suffer cognitive decline? New Israeli study suggests surprising limits

Artificial intelligence is transforming daily life, but could advanced systems have cognitive flaws? Senior Hadassah Medical Center neurologists and an Israeli data scientist test chatbots with cognitive assessment tools typically used for humans; the results are intriguing

Eitan Gefen | 12.20.24

Madonna shares edited photos hugging the Pope, sparks outrage online

Madonna shared AI-generated images on Instagram depicting the Pope embracing her. Followers reacted with shock and humor—one commented, 'Desperate to stay relevant,' while another joked, 'Finally, she has a partner her age'

Omer Daniel | 12.16.24

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