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Artificial Intelligence
The tech talent war is no longer about perks — it is about trust
Opinion: In an era of AI integration, layoffs and persistent uncertainty, employer branding must shift from flashy billboard promises to a lived organizational reality
Sagy Feldman
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07.14.26
$1 million over asking: Who is driving Silicon Valley’s housing frenzy?
San Francisco-area homes are selling for millions above asking, with many deals driven by AI company employees; some buyers are even acquiring properties through stock swaps with homeowners
News Agencies
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07.13.26
AI companies are racing to rein in usage. One Israeli startup saw the shift early
Founded by former New Relic colleagues Dor Sasson and Anton Zagrebelny, Tel Aviv-based Stigg gives software makers real-time control over credits, access and spending as AI products drive unpredictable computing costs
ynet Global
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07.12.26
Israel allows AI vocals in Eurovision 2027 song selection
Reality TV singing competition ‘The Rising Star’ will again choose Israel's performer for song contest, with Kan officials joining the semifinal and final judging panels and a separate committee selecting the song anonymously
Ran Boker
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07.12.26
Layoffs and AI were supposed to cut costs. For many companies, they did the opposite
A new global KPMG survey finds senior executives are being hit by unexpected AI costs, as heavy computing demands, usage-based pricing and uncontrolled employee use turn the promised savings of automation into a growing corporate headache
Israel Wullman
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07.10.26
Exodigo acquires V&A to boost AI infrastructure work
Deal adds Southern California engineering expertise to Exodigo’s AI subsurface mapping platform for complex utility and transportation projects
ynet Global
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07.09.26
AI agent carries out full ransomware attack for first time, researchers say
Sysdig says the JadePuffer group used an autonomous AI agent to plan and execute an end-to-end ransomware campaign, adapting in real time, stealing credentials and encrypting data while exposing flaws in its financial understanding
Raphael Kahan
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07.08.26
Tangos AI raises $20 million to scale financial crime investigations
Founded by Israeli entrepreneur Eyal Azoulay, the startup uses autonomous AI agents to help banks, government agencies and intelligence organizations investigate money laundering, sanctions evasion and fraud
ynet Global
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07.07.26
‘By 2032, we will defeat aging’: Ray Kurzweil’s bold new prediction
The famed futurist says AI, computational medicine and molecular biology could bring humanity to ‘longevity escape velocity,’ where science adds at least a year of healthy life for every year lived. Scientists are intrigued, but far from convinced
Eitan Gefen
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07.04.26
Tired of ChatGPT repeating itself? Try this prompt for more creative answers
Researchers say a simple wording trick can push ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude beyond predictable answers by asking them to generate several options with estimated probabilities
Dr. Yossi Elran and Tal Sokolov, Davidson Institute of Science
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07.01.26
Aligned raises $60 million to expand AI sales platform
New York- and Tel Aviv-based company says its deal workspace is used by 70,000 sellers and 1 million buyers each month
ynet Global
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07.01.26
Can yesterday’s criteria identify tomorrow’s women scientists?
In the age of AI, many girls may already possess the interdisciplinary strengths future science demands - but these talents must be recognized and nurtured if they are to open doors to technological and scientific careers
Ruth Shoham/Davidson Institute of Science
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07.01.26
Stress test finds AI chatbots inconsistent on October 7 Hamas terror attack
Experts say leading AI systems gave inconsistent answers on antisemitism, Holocaust denial and Hamas’ attacks when prompts changed slightly, including references to a user’s identity
ynet Global
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06.30.26
Israeli AI technology brings real-time hotel room planning to hospitality industry
TG Studio’s system lets developers, hoteliers and architects visualize, change and price guest rooms and public spaces in real time before they are built
ynet Global
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06.30.26
Israeli study finds AI models reproduce hidden stereotypes about Jews
Researchers at Tel Aviv University and Ben-Gurion University found that leading AI models associated Jewish names with intelligence, power and leadership, but also with social distance, rigidity and privilege, echoing patterns seen in historic antisemitic stereotypes
ynet
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06.29.26
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