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Every student deserves a personal tutor, inside the classroom, too.

31.10.26|Batsheva Moshe

"AI agents can deliver personalized tutoring in a classroom of thirty," writes Batsheva Moshe, GM Israel and EMEA Tech at Kaltura, "giving teachers back the time for true education and human connection."

What if the AI runs out of electricity?

31.10.26|Amir Fishelov

"The hard truth is that every agent runs on a power plant," writes Square One Labs co-founder Amir Fishelov. "The industry has simply been acting as if it doesn't."

AI that usually works is not good enough for business

30.10.26|Shahar Erez

"Without trust," writes Arato CEO Shahar Erez, "customers return to humans and companies withhold the access that makes AI valuable."

Trust has to be earned and re-earned: How to scale AI autonomy without losing control

30.10.26|Oren Winter

"Businesses that keep their agents accountable and continuously checked will earn enough trust from customers and regulators to hand them bigger decisions," writes Oren Winter, Head of R&D Salesforce Israel. "Trust, unlike permission, has to be earned and re-earned, one monitored decision at a time."

AI headline fatigue is now a security risk

30.10.26|Itamar Golan

An assistant can gain access to company data and permission to act without attracting the attention of a new model launch.

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Your next audience speaks another language

30.10.26|Yair Amsterdam

"As AI lowers the cost of translation and dubbing," writes Verbit CEO Yair Amsterdam, "an established channel can enter a new market with years of programming already paid for."

Israel cannot lead the next wave of technology in isolation

25.10.26|Hila Zigman

The next decade will create extraordinary opportunities as AI transforms industries and creates new technology markets. Israel has the talent, experience and entrepreneurial ambition to lead in many of them, but that leadership depends on continued innovation, commercial execution and the trust of global customers.

Maya Natan Mozer Keshet

Israeli tech generates billions. The government must help turn that wealth into social impact

24.10.26|Maya Natan Mozer

"Meaningful philanthropy does not begin the day after an exit," writes Maya Natan Mozer, Founder and CEO of Keshet, "it begins while the exit is still on the planning table."

The AI bill needs an org chart

24.10.26| Asaf Liveanu

"AI agents can spend across several vendors without a named owner," writes Asaf Liveanu, co-founder and CPO of Finout. "The identity catalog finance needs must connect every spending account to an accountable person and team."

AI made app building easier. Security must catch up.

24.10.26|Gera Dorfman

"Business teams can now build applications with AI," writes Gera Dorfman, Chief Product Officer at Orca Security, "but fixing security flaws must not mean giving up control of the software they created."

AI’s next big winners will build what the giants depend on

23.10.26|Doron Zauer

"Israeli startups can build big businesses by solving the hardware problems that hold back AI," writes Doron Zauer, General Partner at Earth & Beyond Ventures.

Your cybersecurity pricing model is now an attack surface

23.10.26|Elik Etzion

"As AI agents take over security operations, attackers can drive up the cost of the systems built to stop them," writes Elik Etzion, co-founder and Managing Partner of AlphaDrive. "Founders, CISOs and investors need a pricing model that holds up under attack."

Your first cloud deal is not a credits deal

21.10.26|Elad Nardi

How an early-stage startup should think about AWS, Microsoft, and Google over the long term.

The remediation race is over, and attackers won

17.10.26|Neta Rozy

"Attackers need minutes to turn a cloud misconfiguration into a breach," writes Neta Rozy, co-founder and CEO of Era Security. "No remediation process, human or automated, will ever be fast enough."

We are asking agents questions our data systems were never built to answer

17.10.26|Ariel Assaraf

"The data layer deserves more attention in the discussion about agents," writes Coralogix CEO Ariel Assaraf. "Retention matters, but so does the ability to use what we retain."

Is the subscription era over? How AI agents are breaking SaaS monetization

17.10.26|Erez Agmon

"As software transitions from assisting workers to doing the work itself, monetization can no longer be an afterthought," writes Erez Agmon, Co-founder and CEO of Vayu. "The software vendors that master dynamic, agentic pricing will unlock unprecedented margins."

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Israeli high-tech is strong, but how much of it will remain in Israel?

16.10.26|Karin Mayer Rubinstein

"The most important question for the future of Israeli high-tech is not how many Israeli entrepreneurs and companies will succeed around the world," writes Adv. Karin Mayer Rubinstein, CEO and President of the Israel Advanced Technology Industries Association (IATI). "It's how many of them will choose to continue building that success from here?"

AI is giving cyber defenders a home advantage

16.10.26|Dror Kashti

"Defenders have an advantage an attacker does not," writes Sweet Security CEO Dror Kashti. "They are already inside the environment they need to understand."

Glenn Solomon, Dan Cahana

Israel’s next AI giants could come from infrastructure

16.10.26|Glenn Solomon, Dan Cahana

"Developers and their agents are driving a new infrastructure wave," write Glenn Solomon and Dan Cahana of Notable Capital. "Companies that run the workloads can capture far more of its value, and Israeli founders are well placed to build them."

Turning ideas into impact: Fifteen years of UK-Israel Tech

14.10.26|Keren Shurkin

Since 2011, the UK-Israel Tech Hub has helped broker more than 335 high-impact UK-Israel partnerships, connecting hundreds of British organisations with Israeli innovators.