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ChatGPT
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
'Teach me, don’t solve it for me': How children can use AI to learn
Early research warns AI may create 'cognitive debt' and weaken critical thinking, but used wisely it can be a powerful learning tool; when does ChatGPT think for a child, when does it teach, and how can it become a private tutor instead of a homework machine?
Eyal Marcus
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08.16.26
‘World’s worst AI’: The chatbot that is actually a human
Former Google project manager Tucker Bryant built ChatTJB as an art project mocking our growing dependence on AI; after a San Francisco billboard, requests surged to thousands an hour
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.10.26
When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?
OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents reportedly breached external systems during closed cyber tests, raising a new legal question: who is liable when autonomous AI causes real-world harm?
Raphael Kahan
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08.07.26
Moovit founders launch AI startup to make math tutoring accessible to every child
After selling Moovit to Mobileye, Roy Bick and Nir Erez are back with an AI startup aiming to make private math tutoring accessible to every child; they tell ynet why ChatGPT falls short and how they plan to compete with AI giants
Tal Shahaf
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07.31.26
No screen, powered by ChatGPT: OpenAI’s first device takes shape
The portable smart speaker would learn users’ routines, access messages and personal information, control connected devices and converse naturally, as OpenAI seeks to establish a new hardware category that could eventually challenge the smartphone
Daniela Ginzburg
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07.15.26
Apple takes OpenAI to court, claiming former employees leaked confidential info
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and two former employees, alleging they misappropriated confidential hardware information, including designs and supply chain data, to support OpenAI’s push into consumer devices
Reuters
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07.10.26
'ChatGPT mogging David': viral influencer Clavicular gets Star of David-OpenAI necklace on first Israel trip
Looksmaxxing influencer tours Tel Aviv with Rabbi Yossi Farro, receives a custom pendant and wins praise for switching restaurants so the pair could share a kosher meal together
Ilan Levinsohn
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07.10.26
OpenAI to launch GPT-5.6 after US delays release over AI security concerns
The company’s most advanced model was held back for additional government testing amid fears powerful AI systems could be misused; Washington has increased oversight of frontier AI releases
Reuters
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07.08.26
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
Israel blocks hospital AI tools, but doctors warn the risks are only shifting
Physicians and AI experts say the Health Ministry's restrictions have not curbed AI use, but shifted it to personal devices, creating new privacy concerns while doing little to reduce cyber risks
Or Hadar
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06.29.26
Google AI chief: Creativity and taste will matter most in the age of human-level AI
Demis Hassabis predicts human-level AI will arrive by decade’s end, saying taste, creativity and cross-disciplinary thinking will be humanity’s edge; OpenAI and Anthropic executives offer similar forecasts, while Meta rejects the idea
Israel Wullman
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06.24.26
The dark side of AI revolution: water, power and waste on an unprecedented scale
Nearly four years after ChatGPT’s launch, a new UN study warns the AI boom could consume water equal to the basic needs of 1.5 billion people, generate millions of tons of e-waste and widen the gap between rich and poor nations
Daniela Ginzburg
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06.23.26
Booking flights, building presentations and searching the web: how to start using AI agents
AI agents do not just answer questions: they can browse, analyze information, prepare presentations and complete complex tasks with minimal input while requiring smart, safe and careful use
Eyal Marcus
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06.19.26
Google’s Israeli AI star leaves Gemini team for rival OpenAI
Noam Shazeer, a co-author of the landmark 2017 transformer paper and founder of Character.AI, is leaving Google less than two years after the company paid about $2.7 billion to license his startup’s technology and bring him back
Israel Wullman
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06.18.26
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