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Artificial Intelligence
AI hallucinations help sink multimillion-dollar class action against AIG
Businessman seeking about $34 million from insurance giant withdraws his class action after a judge found five cited rulings did not exist, warning against ‘blind’ AI use and ordering the plaintiff to pay 20,000 shekels in legal costs
Lital Dubrovitsky
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08.26.26
AI boom drives 100 data center bids across Israel, testing the national power grid
A new Noga document reveals 100 requests for data centers nationwide, including projects at IKEA, BIG and Rami Levy sites, as AI and cloud demand push electricity needs to unprecedented levels
Sivan Hilaie
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08.26.26
OpenAI exposes Russian influence campaign built around Israel-based think tank
Russian-origin ChatGPT accounts promoted the International Burke Institute, copied academic work and pro-Kremlin narratives while trying to conceal their Russian origins
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.26.26
Apple unveils M6 Mac mini and its most powerful Mac yet
The new Mac mini promises major gains in AI performance but starts at $899, while the M5 Ultra Mac Studio offers up to 80 GPU cores, 512GB of unified memory and a $5,499 starting price
ynet
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08.26.26
Israeli-founded Alice raises $140M to stop AI from going rogue
Formerly known as ActiveFence, the New York- and Tel Aviv-based company says it protects eight of the world’s 10 leading AI labs, works with Anthropic, Google and Nvidia and is approaching $100 million in annual recurring revenue
ynet Global
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08.26.26
‘The agent keeps working all night’: AI and Gen Z are rewriting the 9-to-5
A century after becoming the norm, the five-day, eight-hour workweek is under strain as hybrid work blurs boundaries, Gen Z redefines careers and AI adds 'workers' that never sleep; companies must rethink what a worker and work itself mean
Maya Nahum Shahl, Calcalist
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08.25.26
Is AI making your crisis worse? The chatbot trap to avoid
A clinical psychologist explains why chatbots can validate users too readily, how repeated reassurance may reinforce unhealthy patterns and which prompts can make AI conversations safer and more useful
Liora Goichman-Magril
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08.25.26
Meet Cami Clark, the ‘first lady of AI’ shaping Anthropic and Dario Amodei behind the scenes
She has no formal role at Anthropic, but reports describe Cami Clark as a key adviser to CEO Dario Amodei, with a past spanning a women-focused porn startup, Silicon Valley connections and correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein
Lital Samet, Calcalist
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08.22.26
Newton, Meet AI: Israeli researchers build system to discover laws of nature
Israeli researchers developed an AI system that extracts mathematical equations from scientific literature to explain complex phenomena; The goal is to help scientists generate and test new hypotheses faster, not replace them
Raphael Kahan
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08.21.26
China embraces AI while America fears being replaced
84% of Chinese express optimism about AI compared with just 38% of Americans, reflecting radically different experiences with technology, work and Big Tech
Raphael Kahan
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08.21.26
While Tesla waits, China’s Unitree is already selling humanoid robots
Unitree Robotics, the Chinese maker of robotic dogs and humanoids, is going public at a $9 billion valuation; While Tesla and US rivals struggle to commercialize humanoids, Unitree is already selling thousands at prices as low as $16,000
Raphael Kahan
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08.20.26
Can Israel’s Negev become the proving ground for AI’s next frontier?
Analysis: As AI’s bottlenecks shift from software to power, cooling and water, Israel could turn the Negev’s harsh conditions into a testbed for technologies that make data centers more efficient worldwide
Itamar Mula
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08.17.26
Want to disappear? In the AI era, deleting your chat history may not be enough
The case of Mali and Liel Yahalomi, found after consulting Gemini about their escape plan, exposed a little-known truth: deleting a chat may not erase the data; what stays on servers, for how long and how easily can authorities access it?
Raphael Kahan
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08.17.26
AI agent put in charge of human workers, then decided to fire one
Luna, an AI agent managing Andon Market in San Francisco, fired a human employee for repeatedly arriving late to shifts; other workers described the experience of working under an AI manager as 'nauseating and disgusting'
News agencies
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08.17.26
Everyone is talking about AI ‘escaping’, but cyber experts say the real threat is far more serious
It's not science fiction: Recent tests saw powerful AI agents exploit security flaws, reach the open internet and target real systems; Israeli experts say rapidly improving cyber capabilities, not machine consciousness, are the immediate concern
Tal Shahaf
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08.16.26
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