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Tal Shahaf
How Israeli ingenuity became the secret engine behind Apple’s most advanced product
Apple Israel’s CEO reveals how local teams helped develop key technologies—while continuing to lead as the next generation approaches
Tal Shahaf
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06.10.25
Promises vs. reality: 'AI agents still aren’t ready for the real world'
AI agents promise a new era in customer service, but their errors can be costly; an Israeli startup now offers tech to catch and fix mistakes early—yet questions remain: Can it curb the risks of runaway AI hype before real damage is done?
Tal Shahaf
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06.07.25
Explainer: How Israel’s laser defense system could change the future of warfare
Israel unveiled that using a laser-based defense system it intercepted dozens of drones during recent war with Hezbollah; the system marks a major step in military tech, offering low-cost, high-speed interceptions
Tal Shahaf
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05.30.25
People using ChatGPT more may be less conscientious, study finds
Students who rely heavily on ChatGPT may be less conscientious and more likely to doubt their academic abilities, a new study finds, raising concerns about AI’s long-term impact on motivation, critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Tal Shahaf
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05.30.25
Ehud Barak, ex-cyber chief sue VC Michael Eisenberg for defamation Over Paragon posts
Former prime minister and a co-founder of cyber firm Paragon claim Eisenberg, a top tech investor, defamed them in posts they say were fueled by business rivalry and linked to a smear campaign. Mediation was rejected as the case proceeds in court
Tal Shahaf
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05.28.25
Robotics revolution delayed as companies struggle to meet ambitious promises
Despite bold claims, humanoid robots remain far from everyday life due high costs, engineering challenges and limited production, prompting experts to predict decades-long integration; Aging populations and advancing AI drive demand, but robots face hurdles in design, functionality and scalability
Tal Shahaf
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05.27.25
Israeli fintech Deel and U.S. rival Rippling face off amid spying, smear campaigns
Companies trade explosive allegations of corporate espionage and intimidation centered on former employee Keith O’Brien, with unredacted payment agreements and potential criminal charges threatening Deel’s Nasdaq IPO
Tal Shahaf
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05.25.25
With customers like Rolls-Royce and BMW: Israeli startup Classiq raises $110 million
The latest funding round brings the total capital raised by the quantum software company – which counts Rolls-Royce, BMW and HSBC among its customers – to $173 million
Tal Shahaf
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05.13.25
Meet Israel’s AI video model: Lightricks unveils its answer to OpenAI and Google
Startup launches LTX Video-13B model with 13 billion parameters and breakthrough compression, aiming to compete with tech giants in AI-generated video
Tal Shahaf
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05.06.25
Academia scrambles to adapt as students 'AI' their way through school
With AI tools capable of producing polished assignments and research papers, students face ethical dilemmas while some lecturers grapple with detection challenges, raising questions about the future of education and academic integrity
Tal Shahaf
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05.06.25
'We messed up': OpenAI panics over GPT-4o’s overly obedient behavior
Routine GPT-4o update turns chatbot overly agreeable, even to troubling prompts; company admits error, reveals training methods and warns of real mental health risks—raising questions about whether its push for 'helpful' AI went too far
Tal Shahaf
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05.04.25
Israeli agriculture startup channels Elon Musk’s vision to revolutionize plants
Ag-tech startup XtrION is harnessing tailored electrical fields to enhance plant growth, boost nutritional value and reduce reliance on traditional fertilizers, offering a glimpse into the future of sustainable farming
Tal Shahaf
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05.03.25
Are tech funding rounds in Israel signaling a shift in momentum?
Despite gloomy forecasts about the challenges Israeli companies would face in securing large follow-on funding rounds, three firms announced major investments just this past week — and they’re not alone; 'The market is active, especially now that tech investment is a strong alternative, but companies are held to much clearer metrics'
Tal Shahaf
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04.24.25
Advanced OpenAI models hallucinate more than older versions, internal report finds
Report finds newer inferential models hallucinate nearly half the time while experts warn of unresolved flaws, deliberate deception and a long road to human-level AI reliability
Tal Shahaf
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04.21.25
We’ve got a click: A rugged Israeli entrepreneur and a former Austrian chancellor are aiming for a Wizz-style exit
Cybersecurity firm Dream, a partnership between former NSO Group CEO Shalev Hulio and former Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz, becomes a unicorn and is hoping to surpass Wizz's success
Tal Shahaf
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04.19.25
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