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The time has come for AI to start communicating like a human
24.12.25
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Gil Perry
Artificial intelligence has spent the past decade learning to read, write, and reason. In 2026, it will learn to connect.
"The AI feels regret": How models decide not to break the rules
23.12.25
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Omer Kabir
Max Fomin, a researcher at cyber AI company Zenity, explains how activations reveal an AI's internal moral compass.
The end of the "garage era" - breakthroughs in AI need the academia
22.12.25
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Danny Biran
The share of employees with an advanced technological degree in AI companies is twice as high as their share in other companies.
As Intel stumbles, Nvidia emerges as Israel’s anchor tech employer
18.12.25
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Sophie Shulman
Mellanox, AI infrastructure, and a strategic bet that reshaped both Nvidia and Israel’s tech economy.
Why Disney is licensing AI instead of fighting it
18.12.25
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Maayan Cohen-Rozen
The OpenAI deal reflects a shift from blocking technology to shaping it
TuneMe offers a digital mental health care solution using just the user’s voice
18.12.25
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CTech
Founded in 2024, TuneMe is an Israeli digital health startup using AI-based voice analysis to deliver personalized, passive treatment for stress and sleep disorders.
From yellow list to gold club: How Israel won unrestricted access to the AI supply chain
18.12.25
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Adrian Filut
Trump’s Pax Silica pact reshapes Israel’s technological and economic future.
The AI revolution is already here - and this time, it’s not waiting for anyone
17.12.25
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Alon Ben Zur
"This revolution is not waiting for traditional workplaces to be ready. It is already here, reshaping reality at a pace we have never known. The choice now is between being dragged along by technology or leading it," writes Alon Ben Zur, Chairman of the Israeli High-Tech Association and CEO of Bynet Data Communications.
Nvidia to invest $1.5 billion in Israel’s largest-ever server farm
17.12.25
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Golan Hazani
The Mevo Carmel site will host Blackwell processors and a next-generation supercomputer.
Inside the new AI jobs: How companies are hiring and what they’re paying
15.12.25
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Maayan Manela
From data annotators to AI security researchers, companies are already filling roles that barely existed two years ago.
When the team is spread around the world, the year-end summary looks different
15.12.25
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Corporate Service
As part of the remote work model of the startup AnyBiz, the company’s employees and their families wrapped up the year with a shared vacation in Thailand
Oracle and Broadcom rattle markets as AI trade hits a reality check
14.12.25
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Sophie Shulman
Strong earnings failed to calm investors as rising capital costs and stretched valuations prompted a pullback in AI-linked stocks.
“Younger people are getting cancer more and more. We have to make kinder medicines.”
14.12.25
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Zachy Hennessey
As AI hype accelerates, oncology’s real progress is happening quietly, driven by data, regulation, and the slow work of making cancer treatment more precise and sustainable
Hud quietly raises $21 million for sensor built for the AI coding era
11.12.25
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CTech
The Israeli startup founded by Roee Adler, May Walter, and Lemonade CEO Shai Wininger unveils real-time production visibility for both engineers and AI agents.
Israel’s cyberattack rate soars as AI tools introduce “hidden” weaknesses
10.12.25
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Zachy Hennessey
Check Point CPO Nataly Kremer says 10 significant flaws were found in AI applications within a month amid rapid enterprise adoption.
A two-year-old Israeli unicorn is quietly stress-testing Amazon’s AI future
10.12.25
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Sophie Shulman
Decart’s real-time video model is running four times faster on Amazon’s new Trainium chip, turning the young startup into one of the tech giant’s largest AI customers.
Israeli cybersecurity funding soars to $4.4 billion, up 46% in 2025
08.12.25
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Meir Orbach
AI security and automation lead the surge, while global VCs anchor early-stage deals.
AI becomes Israel’s largest tech engine with funding jumping from $4.9 billion to $7.9 billion
08.12.25
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CTech
Data shows the national tech economy now anchored by AI-first companies.
“We’re already living in a world where AI is attacking AI”
07.12.25
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Zachy Hennessey
Shira Kaplan, Cyverse CEO and founder, discusses emerging cybersecurity trends and the unique challenges facing the Swiss, German, Austrian, and Scandinavian markets.
AI killed the IT star?
04.12.25
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Maayan Shahar
"AI doesn’t signal the end of the IT industry; rather it marks the moment when it must undergo a rapid but necessary transformation," writes Maayan Shahar, Managing Director of UST Spark.
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