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OpenClaw security challenge: Israeli startup Minimus protects viral AI agent

More than 2,000 security vulnerabilities (CVEs) were found in OpenClaw, a fast-growing self-hosted AI agent tool; Minimus developed a hardened, minimal container image designed to dramatically improve this AI agent security, and released it publicly for the community

ynet Global | 02.23.26

End of the smartphone era? Apple, Meta and OpenAI race to build the next device

ChatGPT’s developer is working on a screenless device, Apple is exploring a wearable pin and smart glasses and Meta is advancing its Orion glasses, all promising fewer alerts and less scrolling — but will AI free us from screens or draw even closer?

Israel Wullman | 02.23.26

Quack AI CEO Nadav Kemper and CTO Aviram Roisman

Augmented Intelligence acquires Quack AI in bid to scale task-driven agents

AI firm buys customer service startup, doubling its Tel Aviv R&D team and adding dozens of global clients, as it pushes its neuro-symbolic Apollo-1 model deeper into regulated industries and enterprise automation

ynet Global | 02.23.26

Meet the IDF’s new AI researchers reshaping military intelligence and operations

Twenty graduates of a new six-week course at the IDF’s School for Computer Professions will deploy across units to develop artificial intelligence tools for text, audio and visual analysis, supporting operational missions and cyber defense

ynet Global | 02.23.26

AI enters politics: Artificial intelligence bot runs in Colombia's parliamentary elections

Colombians go to the polls in two weeks, and can vote for 'Gaitana,' an AI bot named after a legendary indigenous figure; Blue, robotic and animal-loving, she promises to return power to the people and vote on legislation based on majority view of her community

ynet, News Agencies | 02.22.26

Users mourn as OpenAI retires GPT-4o

Fans worldwide launch petitions and protests, saying the chatbot felt like a companion, not a tool, and demand access via API to keep their virtual relationships alive

Raphael Kahan | 02.16.26

Report: Pentagon weighs cutting ties with Anthropic over military AI limits

Dispute said to center on Anthropic’s refusal to allow use of Claude for mass surveillance or fully autonomous weapons, as Pentagon pushes for access to AI tools for 'any lawful purpose,' including classified operations

Israel Wullman | 02.15.26

China delivers another ‘DeepSeek moment’ — this time for Hollywood

Seedance 2.0 stuns with cinematic realism and full-film capability, sparking a copyright clash with studios and fueling the China–US race for AI dominance

Tal Shahaf | 02.14.26

Brandlight raises $30M to help brands win in the era of AI-driven media

Firm serves as the navigator for this new advertising environment, powered by a proprietary platform analyzing billions of AI-generated signals across discovery and media surfaces

ynet Global | 02.13.26

More tasks, same hours: how AI is reshaping the workplace

A new study finds AI is packing more tasks into the same workday, not shortening it; workers now manage prompts, check for errors and run multiple agents; burnout concerns are rising in the US, oversight is tightening in China and expectations are climbing in Israel

Raphael Kahan | 02.12.26

While the world burns electricity, Israel drives the AI revolution

Global discourse focuses on large language models and energy-guzzling supercomputers, while Israel is building strength in the deep layers of AI; From infrastructure and chips to software, cyber and applications, this is where the strategic advantage lies that can determine the country's future status

Dror Bin, CEO of the Israel Innovation Authority | 02.11.26

Microsoft report warns teens struggle to spot deepfakes as AI use rises and digital safety fears grow

A global Microsoft survey ahead of Safer Internet Day finds only 25% of teens can identify AI-generated deepfakes, down sharply from last year, as most report growing exposure to online risks, scams and digital insecurity

Israel Wullman | 02.10.26

Why trusted AI agents, not smarter ones, will take over jobs

Systems that reliably run workflows, reduce coordination friction and show clear actions, limits and escalations; the future belongs to agents that are dependable, not just smart

Itamar Mula | 02.10.26

Falling for the chat: AI addiction and the darker side of human nature

Emotional bonds with AI feel harmless, even funny, until they expose confirmation bias, moral laziness and a hunger for flattery that mirrors the damage once wrought by social media and now threatens to deepen Israel’s fractured reality

Daniella London Dekel | 02.10.26

Astera Labs opens Israel design center to boost AI connectivity development

The new R&D hub in Tel Aviv and Haifa will focus on next-generation AI fabrics and memory solutions, led by industry veterans Guy Azrad and Ido Bukspan

Dennis Bihler | 02.09.26

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