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Elementor cuts 100 jobs, 30% of workforce, as AI reshapes website building
29.06.26
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Meir Orbach
Platform behind 25 million sites calls move a “reset” for the AI era.
AI solved coding. Now complexity is the bottleneck
28.06.26
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Itay Grushka
In a world where nearly every organization can generate more code, the winners will be those that create more value from it.
“Human intelligence must stay in control of AI”
27.06.26
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CTech
Bynet CEO warns that autonomous agents could reshape the balance between people and machines.
You will never own the AI. You can still own what it cannot.
27.06.26
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Oran Yehiel
The real AI divide is not rich versus poor. It is the few who own the models and the many who will rent them.
The AI coding apocalypse isn't happening, at least not for experienced engineers
26.06.26
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Omer Kabir
SignalFire's data suggests software engineers remain among the safest workers in tech, while junior talent is paying the price.
AI's “English-washing” problem
25.06.26
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Zachy Hennessey
As AI companies race to align their models, some experts argue the process is making chatbots across languages sound increasingly alike, potentially at the expense of cultural diversity.
AI is shifting the moat from technology to positioning
24.06.26
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Revital Kremer
The AI era is shortening the lifespan of product differentiation and increasing the value of category leadership, market position, and customer perception.
AI startup Engram raises $98 million at $600 million valuation with just 13 employees
23.06.26
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Meir Orbach
Wiz founder Assaf Rappaport led a star-studded group of Israeli tech entrepreneurs backing the company, including the founders of Dazz, Eon, Glow and Navan, alongside top Silicon Valley venture firms, betting on Engram's AI memory technology designed to reduce costs and improve model performance.
The war already taught us what AI can't do. Now comes the hard part.
23.06.26
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Nadav Cohen
Israel does not need to win the race to build the most autonomous weapon. It needs to win the race to understand how to make autonomous systems trustworthy, and to build an ecosystem that turns this understanding into companies.
Oracle says AI helped drive layoffs of 21,000 employees
23.06.26
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Omer Kabir
Restructuring cost the company $1.8 billion as it streamlined operations.
“AI hasn’t created anything in gaming we couldn’t do before”
22.06.26
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Omer Kabir
Yaron Leyvand, executive vice president and head of mobile studios at gaming company Zynga, says AI is delivering efficiency gains, but not yet new creative breakthroughs in gaming.
Israeli researchers develop AI method to speed up breast cancer MRI scans
22.06.26
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CTech
Technion-led study combines deep learning and mathematical modeling to produce dynamic MRI images at up to one frame per second.
The AI fraud case that terrifies banks
21.06.26
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Amir Kurz
Police allege a 20-year-old used synthetic identities to open accounts and issue credit cards in the names of unsuspecting victims.
Israel needs to strengthen cybersecurity enforcement as AI speeds up attacks
21.06.26
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Zachy Hennessey
As AI shortens exploit development from months to hours, Sygnia CEO Guy Segal argues that regulatory enforcement is becoming imperative in determining Israel’s cyber resilience.
Marvell CTO: "The market has finally reached the bottleneck we solve"
21.06.26
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Sophie Shulman
Israeli Noam Mizrahi explains why Jensen Huang believes the company belongs in the trillion-dollar club, and why AI’s future depends on the networks connecting hundreds of thousands of processors.
How AI is rewriting the rules of football
21.06.26
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Itay Goder
From tactics and scouting to injury prevention and officiating, data is reshaping the modern game and the World Cup.
Software developers face rising unemployment as Israel’s tech sector evolves
18.06.26
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Shahar Ilan
Jobless rate hits 3.5% while AI and data jobs drive new hiring trends.
Two years after a $2.7 billion return to Google, AI pioneer Noam Shazeer is leaving for OpenAI
18.06.26
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CTech
Shazeer, who is behind Character.AI, departs Google again, intensifying the rivalry between the industry's biggest players.
Unicorn Artlist to cut 200 jobs, 40% of workforce, despite surpassing $300 million ARR
16.06.26
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Meir Orbach
Israeli creative-tech company says it is restructuring around an AI-native operating model despite rapid growth.
"I no longer grade tests late into the night. I have AI agents that do it for me"
16.06.26
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Hagay Gilboa
Dora Solovey, an artificial intelligence teacher and AI implementer at the ORT school system, spoke at a panel held as part of Google's AI Week and Calcalist. According to her, "homework is not dead, it's just changed its face." Noga Jacobi, English teacher at the RAG: "In the future, there will be AI tools that function like a private tutor who personally accompanies each student."
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