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Artificial Intelligence
Israeli AI cybersecurity startup Pluto emerges from stealth with $42 million and 1 million endpoints
Led by CEO Shahar Bahat, the company says it has signed more than 40 enterprise customers and reached multimillion-dollar annual recurring revenue in under a year; its technology helps businesses monitor and secure AI tools, autonomous agents and employee-built applications
ynet Global
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10.14.26
Technion launches 10-day AI marathon to transform teaching, research and engineering
The Technion is hosting 10 days of hands-on AI workshops, hackathons and training sessions, giving students, researchers and staff practical tools to integrate artificial intelligence into teaching, engineering and scientific research
ynet Global
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10.14.26
IAI unveils HawkGuard, a drone-defense system that rams aerial threats without explosive warheads
First presented at the AUSA show in Washington, the modular system combines radar and electro-optical sensors with AI-guided controls; IAI says it passed a series of tests and can be mounted on armored vehicles, but gave no operational timeline
ynet Global
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10.13.26
Self-replicating AI could spread through smart TVs and ovens within months, Anthropic warns
Researchers found that small AI models can already perform many of the steps needed to copy themselves onto internet-connected devices, though they still struggle to complete the process independently; if the technology advances as expected, autonomous AI systems could emerge by year's end, potentially creating threats with no central off switch
Reuters
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10.13.26
Israel Aerospace Industries slows hiring despite soaring demand as AI reshapes workforce
IAI workers' union chairman Yair Katz says the defense giant is slowing recruitment and preparing employees for AI-driven changes to avoid layoffs; he also calls for fewer government restrictions ahead of a planned IPO and warns against reliance on foreign suppliers
Sharon Kidon
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10.12.26
Microsoft challenges Nvidia with new Maia 300 AI chip promising 40% greater efficiency
Microsoft says its new in-house AI accelerator can generate 40% more tokens using the same power as competing GPU-based systems; deployment is set to begin in 2027, with the chip expected to become a central platform for the company's AI services
Israel Wullman
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10.12.26
AI leaders fear a 'catastrophic cyberattack' within a year
OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI firms are reportedly preparing for public fury if models disrupt banks, internet access, power or water; with Trump resisting tougher regulation, legal experts say it is unclear who would be liable for the damage
Omer Kabir, Calcalist
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10.12.26
Elon Musk asks Grok to buy Lego, accidentally exposes addresses and credit card details
The billionaire's $241 Star Wars Lego purchase revealed two Texas addresses, an order number and partial payment details to millions of followers; meanwhile, Musk is encouraging users to upload photos of their credit cards to Grok and let the AI shop for them
Daniela Ginzburg
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10.11.26
Iran used ChatGPT and fake bylines to infiltrate Western news sites, OpenAI finds
OpenAI revealed that Iranian operatives used ChatGPT to plant nearly 100 articles in Western news outlets under fake bylines; Separately, Anthropic disclosed AI agents submitting unauthorized visa applications and false police tips, drawing White House anger
Daniel Edelson, New York
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10.11.26
Your medical records are becoming an AI gold mine. Who owns them?
Decades of digital patient records could transform Israel's hospitals into engines of medical innovation, helping AI detect life-threatening conditions and driving the development of valuable technologies; Rambam experts explain why patient privacy and public trust must come first
Kobi Liberman
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10.09.26
OpenAI unveils solutions to 377 unsolved math problems in major AI breakthrough
ChatGPT maker unveils more than 700 papers tackling 377 previously unsolved math problems, including challenges linked to three Millennium Prize Problems, using a powerful new AI model that has yet to be released to the public
Israel Wullman
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10.07.26
Personal data of nearly every Israeli available online for just a few dollars
A database combining previously leaked records can reveal ID numbers, addresses, phone numbers, vehicle details and family ties of nearly every Israeli within seconds. Access costs just a few dozen dollars, raising fears hostile actors already have it
Raphael Kahan
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10.07.26
How do you get ChatGPT to notice your company? Enso raises $15M to find out
Israeli startup enso raised $15 million to expand its AI agents, which help companies adapt to changing search, social media and AI platforms as services like ChatGPT increasingly shape how consumers discover businesses
ynet Global
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10.03.26
AI may not take over the world. We could simply hand it control one decision at a time
Opinion: The most plausible danger may not be a conscious machine turning against humanity, but people steadily surrendering privacy, freedom and judgment because AI keeps producing better-looking answers
Prof. Guy Hochman
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10.03.26
Taxing AI could backfire on Israel, Finance Ministry warns
Ministry warns taxes on AI agents, robots and computing could hurt growth, urging competitive corporate rates and broader tax reform
Gad Lior
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09.29.26
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