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Google escapes breakup, but court orders it to open its ad empire to rivals
A federal judge spared Google's AdX exchange but ordered it to share auction data, connect with competitors and face six years of monitoring; the global impact could extend to Israeli publishers, as separate cases over search and Google Play continue
Daniel Edelson, New York
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10.13.26
'Israeli talent is amazing, but we're facing a serious problem': Google Israel CEO opens up
Google Israel CEO Barak Regev reflects on his rise from teenage orange seller to tech executive, a confrontation with a pro-Palestinian engineer, anti-Israel backlash, Wiz's success and the AI revolution
Israel Wullman
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09.12.26
Google: Iran expanding AI use in cyberattacks and influence operations
Tech giant says Iranian and Chinese hackers are using AI to build attack infrastructure, create fake online personas and evade security tools, while autonomous agents can now carry out complex operations with limited human oversight
Raphael Kahan
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09.08.26
'A wave of AI attacks on critical infrastructure is coming', tech giants warn
Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, Amazon and Anthropic have joined more than 100 companies warning that artificial intelligence will make advanced cyberattacks faster, cheaper and more accessible; Hospitals, water facilities and internet infrastructure are particularly at risk
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.30.26
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
Google’s Pixel 11 is more than a phone: AI moves deeper into everyday life
Google unveiled the Pixel 11 lineup, Pixel Watch 5 and Pixel Tag in New York, with AI at the heart of the new devices; Prices are also rising sharply, driven by soaring global memory costs
Raphael Kahan
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08.14.26
As Google starves the web of traffic, it builds the next AI engine
For two decades Google sent users across the open web, but AI Mode is keeping them inside search, cutting traffic to publishers and businesses as the company develops a new chip designed to accelerate Gemini
Raphael Kahan
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07.22.26
Israeli-founded startups make up a third of Google’s new cybersecurity program
Eleven Israeli or Israeli-founded companies selected for Google’s 33-member Gemini Startup Forum, working with Google Cloud, DeepMind and Wiz on AI-driven defenses
ynet Global
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07.21.26
Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport builds global investment empire after record Google deal
Following Wiz’s roughly $32 billion sale to Google Cloud, Rappaport expands into dozens of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence startups, leading venture capital funds, Israeli media companies and a potential stake in a major private hospital
Meir Orbach, Calcalist
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07.15.26
Google loses EU appeal, must pay $4.7 billion Android antitrust fine
Europe’s top court rejects Google and Alphabet’s appeal over a 2018 antitrust penalty, ruling that Android agreements requiring preinstalled Google Search and Chrome helped cement the company’s dominance in online search
News Agencies
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07.02.26
Even Kylie Jenner was recruited: The race to put smartphones on our faces
After Google Glass flopped, smart glasses are back, powered by AI, cameras and billions; Meta leads, Google and Samsung are gearing up and Apple is waiting; but will we swap smartphones for computers on our faces?
Raphael Kahan
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06.28.26
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
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
FBI: Chinese hackers behind massive AI-powered phishing network that stole millions of cards
FBI, Google and Lumen dismantled Chinese phishing network that stole 3.87M credit cards, causing $1.9B in losses, using Google’s Gemini AI to create fake sites and bypass security systems, US indictment says
Raphael Kahan
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06.17.26
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