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שירן מלמדובסקי סומך מנכ"לית ומייסדת GENERATIVE AI FOR GOOD

Generative AI: The destructive power and opportunities in the geopolitical arena

23.10.24|Shiran Mlamdovsky Somech
"Generative AI presents Israel with complex challenges. Yet, it also holds the potential to safeguard our values, history, and national security," writes Shiran Mlamdovsky Somech, the founder and CEO of Generative AI for Good.
משרדי אינטל

Will we ever know how many employees Intel is laying off in Israel?

21.10.24|Allon Sinai
In the U.S., companies are required to reveal mass layoffs by law, but in Israel, they are free to keep the public in the dark. This discrepancy raises concerns about the accountability of tech giants and leaves the likes of Intel Israel employees in limbo. 
עודד חרמוני מייסד משותף של קרן ההון סיכון J-Ventures

Start-up nation thrives despite crisis – but can it endure?

20.10.24|Oded Hermoni
"Investing now is perhaps the only way to secure Israel’s future as the oasis of innovation it has been in the Middle East," writes Oded Hermoni, co-founder of J-Ventures.
StageOne Ventures

Why venture capital must evolve to keep pace with AI innovation

17.10.24|Avi Shulman
"Investing in the AI era is both exciting and challenging. Opportunities are vast, but so are the risks," writes Avi Shulman, a Principal at StageOne Ventures. "By investing wisely and thoughtfully in the AI space, we have the chance to contribute to innovations that could redefine industries and improve lives on a global scale."
אורנה קליינמן מנכ"לית מרכז הפיתוח של SAP בישראל

The AI revolution: From private use to business growth

16.10.24|Orna Kleinmann
With the global AI market projected to reach $ 1.5 trillion by 2030, the opportunities for business AI are endless. However, according to Orna Kleinmann, CEO of SAP's R&D Center in Israel, to turn these opportunities into tangible outcomes, businesses must select the right tools and partners, ensure the chosen model is trustworthy, reliable, and unbiased, and be prepared to go the extra mile. 
Dr. Micha Breakstone

Double Nobel Prize win signals AI’s scientific Impact, ushers in new era of discovery

15.10.24|Dr. Micha Breakstone
The scientific world witnessed a historic moment as the 2024 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry were announced. Both prizes were awarded for achievements related to artificial intelligence, heralding the dawn of an AI-driven era in scientific discovery. This not only honors the brilliant minds behind these innovations but also underscores AI’s growing influence in advancing scientific research.
מימין נועם שקד ואלירן מנהלי לקוחות Lightrun

A year of war: Israeli high-tech's resilience with international clients

14.10.24|Noam Shaked, Eliran Shani
"There's no doubt that the ongoing war in Israel has posed significant challenges for Israeli tech companies in managing their work relationships with international clients," write Lightrun Account Managers Noam Shaked and Eliran Shani.
kobi glilot

Doubling down on Israel: 5 reasons for optimism

13.10.24|Kobi Samboursky
"It’s not just the Zionist thing to do, it’s the smart economic choice," writes Kobi Samboursky, Co-Founder of Glilot Capital Partners.
Noam Tzuberi Rivery

Challenges in the data world in 2025: Can we keep up?

10.10.24|Noam Tzuberi
"Companies that are wise enough to invest in innovative technologies for data management and real-time information processing will be able to create a clear competitive advantage in the market," writes Noam Tzuberi, Head of Innovation at Rivery
Miri Debbie Sheba

The end of missed diagnoses? How AI is detecting breast cancer cases that physicians overlook

09.10.24|Dr. Debbie Anaby, Prof. Miri Sklair-Levy
"The future of AI in medicine is only at its beginning. The digital revolution is no longer a futuristic dream—it is happening now," write Professor Miri Sklair-Levy and Dr. Debbie Anaby.
Seth Shay Merlin

One year later: The Israeli tradition of resilience

08.10.24|Seth Spergel, Shay Michel
"The country’s ability to innovate in response to challenges is the cornerstone of Israel’s success," write Seth Spergel and Shay Michel, Managing Partners at Merlin Ventures  
מדד S_altP 500 וול סטריט

Under the hood of US equities: Perspectives on size, sectors and style

06.10.24|S&P DJI
ד"ר זאב פרבמן לייטריקס ועידת Mind The Tech

Disillusionment from AI will lead to more productivity

03.10.24|Zeev Farbman
"As we move beyond the hype and into practical applications, we're uncovering the true potential of this transformative technology," writes Zeev Farbman, Co-Founder and CEO at Lightricks.
Dvorit Bridgewise

Making Artificial Intelligence accessible to traditional institutions

03.10.24|Dvorit Shahaf
"Innovation is not only the key to the future, but also a necessity in the present, and financial institutions must prepare for it," writes Dvorit Shahaf, CMO of Bridgewise
Itzik aRTLIST

Thinking like the customer: How understanding users shapes the product

02.10.24|Itzik Elbaz
"An excellent product is the result of ongoing collaboration and synchronization across all aspects of the business," writes Itzik Elbaz, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Artlist. 
Arik Galinsky

The financial world is finally ready to talk blockchain

01.10.24|Arik Galansky
"If you haven’t yet paid for a coffee with Bitcoin, don’t worry — neither have the vast majority of people around the world," writes Arik Galansky, VP of Technology at Fireblocks. "However, in the next few years, the average person is increasingly likely to use a product powered by blockchain technology."
גל שור

Is working for tech giants truly the safe bet?

30.09.24|Gal Shor
"The belief that working for a big-name tech firm guarantees security is being challenged as companies like Intel, Amazon, and Meta cut jobs to adjust to the market," writes Lightrun's VP of HR & Operations Gal Shor. "This begs the question: for those seeking stability, professional growth, and a sense of purpose, are corporate giants really the best option?"
Doron Davidson CyberProof

How cloud services become an attractive target during war

26.09.24|Doron Davidson
"Migrating to the cloud during wartime necessitates strategic thinking for security and risk management," writes Doron Davidson, Israel GM at CyberProof. 
Hila Lior Blue

It's time to dive deeper into the blue economy in Israel

25.09.24|Lior Hanuka, Hila Ehrenreich
"As the world continues to focus on the ocean as a key resource for economic development, Israel's role in shaping the future of the blue economy will only grow stronger," write Lior Hanuka and Hila Aranreich.
Joshua Burgin Upwind Security

Operational excellence in cloud security: Lessons from CrowdStrike outage and Amazon’s playbook

24.09.24|Joshua Burgin
"At Amazon, the '5 Whys' was integral to the Correction of Errors process, addressing both immediate and deeper issues," writes Joshua Burgin, Chief Product Officer at Upwind Security.
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