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Artificial Intelligence: Life-saving medicine
08.05.24
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Prof. Ran Balicer
Now that AI has shown to significantly reduce mortality, unassisted human visual interpretation of tests like ECGs may gradually be considered inappropriate, writes Ran Balicer
Team8 appoints Ori Yankelev as new Partner and Chief Revenue Officer
07.05.24
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CTech
"Ori's appointment as Partner and Chief Revenue Officer represents a significant milestone in the company's progress,” said Yuval Shachar, Executive Chairman and Partner at Team8.
Yad Vashem uses AI to reveal previously unknown names of Holocaust victims
06.05.24
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Viki Auslender
The innovation department of Yad Vashem World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem has developed the a language model capable of extracting new names and details from the countless testimonies, names and details, at a speed that manual work will never be able to compete with. Thanks to the project, 400 new names have already been added to the Hall of Names, and many more are on the way
Sam Altman-backed Apex emerges from stealth with $7M to help secure AI adoption
02.05.24
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James Spiro
The Israeli company has built a security platform that provides organizations with comprehensive visibility of their AI activity
AI transformation doesn’t stop at big financial institutions
25.04.24
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Benjamin Avraham
"AI-based financial services represent a significant opportunity for Israeli startups whose full potential even artificial intelligence cannot yet imagine," writes Benjamin Avraham, CEO and founder of the AI-based fintech startup okoora
Wiz CTO: “AI is probably the fastest-adopted technology in history”
24.04.24
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James Spiro
Ami Luttwak, Co-founder and CTO at Wiz, spoke to CTech at AIsrael 2024 about the company’s recent acquisition of Gem Security and the GenAI space.
AI will cause trust issues during the 2024 election campaign, says Team8
23.04.24
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James Spiro
Liran Grinberg, Co-founder and Managing Partner at Team8, spoke to CTech at AIsrael 2024 about the threat that AI poses online during election cycles.
“I don't think AI will take everyone's job. I think it will change jobs.”
23.04.24
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James Spiro
Glassbox CEO Yaron Morgenstern made the remarks to CTech at Calcalist and Microsoft’s AIsrael 2024 event.
New funds, new era? Andreessen Horowitz bucks tech trend with $7.2 billion fund
21.04.24
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Viki Auslender
One of the most active VCs in the technology sector has raised a $7.2 billion fund that will focus on established startups, artificial intelligence and gaming. The successful fundraising is in sharp contrast to the disappointment with the amounts other leading funds have recently raised
Apple's AI shortcomings put Samsung's smartphones back in the lead
18.04.24
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Omer Kabir
In the first quarter, iPhone sales fell by 9.6% and Samsung returned to dominate the market. Apple will look to show it has closed the gap in the AI race in its conference in June. The obstacle: a Chinese ban on government employees using iPhones
"Israel is a beacon for the world of advanced technology and AI in health"
14.04.24
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Prof. Ran Balicer, Chief Innovation Officer at Clalit Health Services was speaking at the AIsrael conference on a panel on the impact of the AI revolution on the world of medicine. Prof. Eyal Zimlichman, Chief Transformation Officer & Chief Innovation Officer at Sheba Medical Center: "At the national level, the next decade must be dedicated to the field of artificial intelligence in healthcare"
"The IDF needs to change its defense concepts and incorporate more AI tools"
14.04.24
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Maayan Manela
Talya Gazit, partner and CEO of PwC Next and former head of “Mamram”, the IDF technology and cyber defense unit, was speaking on a panel on cyber at the AIsrael conference. Also participating were Liran Grinberg, founder and managing partner of Team8, Ami Luttwak, co-founder and VP of Technologies at Wiz, and Itamar Golan, founder and CEO, Prompt Security
The king and AI: Elvis vs copyright infringement
11.04.24
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Viki Auslender
The growing sophistication of AI tools raises concerns among artists and musicians that their work and voice can be used without permission. In the US state of Tennessee, a law will go into effect in July that will for the first time protect against exploitative use of such technology
Microsoft Israel GM: "The road to resilience - cooperation between traditional industries and the tech sector"
11.04.24
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Alon Haimovich, Israel Country General Manager at Microsoft Israel added that "the new normal is uncertainty - and it is here to stay." Haimovich also spoke about the risks of AI: "We see more and more cynical exploitation and misuse of this technology"
PVML receives $8 million in Seed for its secure AI-powered data access platform
10.04.24
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James Spiro
The Israeli startup, founded by husband and wife Shachar Schnapp and Rina Galperin, aims to democratize secure access to enterprise data based on two pillars: Differential Privacy and AI.
Disturbing graphic images from Israel-Hamas war are becoming AI training model material
07.04.24
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Reuters
Tech giants like Google, Meta and Microsoft-backed OpenAI initially used reams of data scraped from the internet for free to train generative AI models like ChatGPT that can mimic human creativity. But at the same time, these tech companies are also quietly paying for content locked behind paywalls and login screens, giving rise to a hidden trade in everything from long forgotten personal photos from faded social media apps to images from freelance photographers in Gaza
Combating disinformation: Responsible AI and opportunities for the Israeli ecosystem
07.04.24
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Hila Hubsch
"Israel has the opportunity to become a beacon and leader in the field of AI, particularly in developing AI systems adept at identifying and neutralizing disinformation," writes Adv. Hila Hubsch, VP of Corporate, External and Legal Affairs at Microsoft Israel
Wiz uncovers security flaws at AI-as-a-Service platform Hugging Face
04.04.24
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CTech
“Our research with Hugging Face carries much broader takeaways for the industry, because these security issues could affect any AI-as-a-service provider. It's an important reminder that amid the AI boom, we must enforce mature regulation and security practices,” said Shir Tamari, Head of Research at Wiz
OpenAI is acting responsibly - and that’s suspicious
03.04.24
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Viki Auslender
The delay in the distribution of Voice Engine, OpenAI's voice cloning tool, is mainly intended to strengthen its image in the eyes of the public as the responsible adult in the artificial intelligence arena. However, in many ways this makes it easier for the company to develop even more destructive products
The AI talent gold rush: Tech giants offering million-dollar salaries, accelerated options
03.04.24
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Omer Kabir
The technology giants are chasing after the hot talents in artificial intelligence with lucrative pay offers and an accelerated track for options. Google founder Sergey Brin even called one of the engineers to prevent him from moving to OpenAI
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