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קובי ניסן מייסד-שותף ומנכ״ל ב-MineOS

The Trojan horse is already in the office: Blocked ChatGPT? Your real problem is Zoom and Gmail

03.02.26|Kobi Nissan

"Instead of playing a cat-and-mouse game with employees, organizations need tools that can map not only which applications are installed, but which AI features are actually in use, what data they process, and under what permissions," writes Kobi Nissan, CEO of MineOS.

מולטבוק Moltbook רשת חברתית לסוכני AI

When the user is no longer human: The bot social network is the internet’s watershed moment

02.02.26|Yaniv Golan

The Moltbook phenomenon marks the transition from Generative AI to Agentic AI, and Israel’s opportunity is to become the responsible adult, in both infrastructure and governance.

When the VC narrative moves on, what happens to Israeli tech?

01.02.26|Richard Norman

"A mature tech ecosystem makes room for multiple capital models to coexist: venture capital at the frontier, and other forms of disciplined capital that can capture the value left behind by fast-moving trends," writes Richard Norman, Managing Partner at SLS Partners.

The new partner in the boardroom: How AI is redefining growth strategy

29.01.26|Eilon Reshef

"The future of the sales world does not belong solely to machines, nor to humans operating by old methods. It belongs to those who know how to harness AI as a strategic partner that empowers human capability," writes Eilon Reshef, co-founder and CPO at Gong.

Chen Shmilo 8200

The digital frontline: Safeguarding Holocaust memory in the age of AI

27.01.26|Chen Shmilo

"To defend the past, we must master the technology of the future. We cannot wait for tech companies to self-regulate; we must initiate proactive interventions following a "Human Rights by Design" framework," writes Chen Shmilo, former CEO of the 8200 Alumni Association and Co-Founder of Hack the Hate.

איץ אפלבאום יו"ר קרן ההשקעות קינטיקה

Even bigger than the cyber revolution: How Israel is becoming a global defense-tech powerhouse

15.01.26|Yitz Applbaum

"Israel is going to see hundreds of billions of dollars in defense tech exits in the next few years that are going to displace existing primes and reshape the global defense landscape," writes Yitz Applbaum, chairman of Kinetica VC fund.

The end of comfort zones: Adapt or fade

15.01.26|Gal Shor

“Relying on headcount growth is outdated. Winning now demands velocity, ruthless focus, and constant relevance,” writes Gal Shor, SVP of Operations at Lightrun.

אבנר הלפרין מנכ״ל שיבא אימפקט ומרכז החדשנות ARC

Innovation in a vacuum: Why AI demands global connectivity

13.01.26|Avner Halperin

"The more we facilitate a continuum of data and insights across medical institutions, the better we can provide patients with care based on global, rather than local, experience," writes Avner Halperin, CEO of Sheba Impact.

Responsible AI-driven healthcare: A goal within reach

12.01.26|Prof. Ran Balicer

"We are fortunate to be at a point where cutting edge science can be applied to one of the most fundamental human goals, delivering better care to every patient at the right time," writes Prof. Ran Balicer, Chief Innovation Officer and Deputy D.G. at Clalit Health Services and Chair of the National HealthTech AI Summit.

ד"ר זאב פרבמן לייטריקס

The winners in AI are those who build ecosystems around their technology

07.01.26|Zeev Farbman

"Market-defining companies did not try to control every detail. They built platforms others wanted to join. In the age of artificial intelligence, this principle matters more than ever," writes Zeev Farbman, co-founder and CEO of Lightricks.

אלון חיימוביץ' מנכ"ל מיקרוסופט ישראל 2026

This is the year organizations stop only using AI - and start thinking with it

05.01.26|Alon Haimovich

"In Israel, we stand at a once-in-a-generation opportunity. Our human capital, entrepreneurial culture, and proven ability to turn technology into real-world solutions give us a genuine advantage. But that advantage is not guaranteed. It requires the bold adoption of an AI-first approach across organizations, the public sector, and at the national level," writes Alon Haimovich, Israel Country GM at Microsoft.

ליאור לאמש שותף-מייסד ומנכ״ל GK8 by Galaxy

Changing the narrative: To become a financial powerhouse, Israel must stop fearing crypto

01.01.26|Lior Lamesh

"While the financial world completes its crypto transformation, moving from suspicion to adoption and integration, Israel is in a state of deep cognitive dissonance," writes Lior Lamesh, co-founder and CEO of GK8 by Galaxy.

Rachel Sarafraz

If AI doesn’t save resources, it won’t survive in healthcare

31.12.25|Rachel Sarafraz

"Bubble or not - the healthcare world, already heavily influenced by technological advancement, is on the cusp of unimaginable transformation," writes Rachel Sarafraz, Innovation Director at Sheba Beyond Virtual Hospital.

מקס אזרוב מנכ"ל ומייסד משותף של נובאקיד

AI applications for education systems - the unfulfilled opportunity

30.12.25|Max Azarov

"AI in education is no longer a future concept or a pilot project. The real question is no longer if AI should be used, but how," writes Max Azarov, CEO and co-founder of Novakid.

A tale of two cities: Foreign capital isn’t crowding out Israeli VCs - it’s just playing a different game

29.12.25|Tal Abuloff

How Israel’s Seed market became a tale of two ecosystems operating side by side.

הדס ביטרן ראש תחום בריאות במיקרוסופט ישראל מחקר ופיתוח.

The data has always been there, now AI is turning it into better medicine

29.12.25|Hadas Bitran

"Artificial intelligence can quickly derive insights from medical data, whether text, audio, imaging, or other formats, thereby streamlining clinical decision-making," writes Hadas Bitran, Head of the Healthcare Group at Microsoft Israel R&D.

AI in 2026: Abundance is cheap. Trust is not.

28.12.25|Itamar Mula

"AI makes intelligence cheap. Context, trust, privacy, and judgment become expensive. AI does not remove humans. It makes them more valuable. AI does not kill software. It makes it disposable. AI does not centralize power. It rewards focus and specialization," writes Itamar Mula, Principal at Hetz Ventures.

לי-מור נבון מנכ"לית IConduct

Why the AI era demands stable integration infrastructure more than ever

28.12.25|Li-Mor Navon

"Before we can rely on AI-driven insights, we must ensure that systems communicate with one another in a unified, consistent, and controlled language," writes Li-Mor Navon, CEO of iConduct.

ליטל ירון מנהלת iLeadx

AI in executive recruitment: Technology is precise, but leadership remains human

25.12.25|Lital Yaron

Algorithms streamline screening and expand talent pools, but at the executive level, the limits of capability are exposed.

Albert Einstein AI

The time has come for AI to start communicating like a human

24.12.25|Gil Perry

Artificial intelligence has spent the past decade learning to read, write, and reason. In 2026, it will learn to connect.