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Yonatan Boguslavsky

A room full of agents is not a software factory

10.10.26|Yonatan Boguslavsky

"My advice," writes Yonatan Boguslavsky, co-founder and CTO of Port, "is don't start with a grand design. Find out where agents are waiting on a person, on missing context, or on manual work."

Tzvika Ben Avraham

Why are AI providers lowering prices even as usage expands?

10.10.26|Tzvika Ben Avraham

"For investors, the trend may look like a decline in profitability," writes Tzvika Ben Avraham, Partner, Head of Economic Advisory at Deloitte Israel, "but it may also reflect a combination of technological efficiency, capital investments, and competition for market share."

OpenAI hit pause, attackers haven’t. Here’s what security leaders must do next

10.10.26|Shahar Peled

"Model makers, infrastructure providers and enterprises each control a different part of agent safety," writes Terra Security CEO, Shahar Peled, "so responsibility cannot sit with any one of them alone."

Cybersecurity may be first enterprise function to move from copilots to autonomous AI

09.10.26|Tom Findling

"Accelerating threats are making that shift necessary," writes Tom Findling, co-founder and CEO of Conifers, "with humans setting the boundaries."

Your next business might last six months. That can be enough.

09.10.26|Tom Lahat

"A business can support you between jobs, give you experience or show you that a line of work is not the life you want," writes Tom Lahat, co-founder and CXO of Tailor Brands. "Closing it does not erase that value."

Elections and AI: When anything can be faked, even the truth becomes suspect

09.10.26|Noa Givon

"For decades, the central question was whether the ballot boxes were secure," writes Microsoft Israel's Government Affairs Director, Noa Givon. "Today, we must ask an additional question: Does the public believe they are?"

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AI’s bottleneck is Israel's moment to take the lead in compute

08.10.26|Ben Rabinowitz

"The world is preparing to spend trillions building the infrastructure for the AI era, and compute efficiency could become one of its defining constraints," writes Amiti CEO, Ben Rabinowitz. "Israel is unusually well positioned to help solve it."

We built security to stop attackers. What if there is no attacker?

08.10.26|Alon Cinamon

"For decades, security has asked who is trying to get in," writes Alon Cinamon, a Principal at Viola Ventures. "The next great companies will answer a harder question: What are our own systems trying to do?"

The AI tune is changing: From a wave of hype to business realism

07.10.26|Ishai Ram

The AI revolution is not an overnight upheaval, but a calculated evolution. In the coming years, companies will not win simply because they adopted AI; they will win because they knew how to manage it optimally.

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The best time to build, the hardest time to raise

03.10.26|Emmanuelle Lipski

Execution got cheap, so we stopped underwriting it. What we buy now is the derivative: the pace of learning.

Misha Feinstein

Creative AI needs to know what not to change

03.10.26|Michael (Misha) Feinstein

"Advertising production reopens some creative decisions," writes Bria CTO Michael (Misha) Feinstein. "AI has to preserve the rest."

We gave AI agents the organization's keys - but what are they’re doing with them?

02.10.26|Aviv Nahum

"For security leaders, the question can no longer be only, 'Was it an employee or an AI agent?'" writes Above Security CEO Aviv Nahum. "The more useful questions are simpler: What happened here? Does this action make sense? And what sequence of steps led to it?"

A quantum computer can work and still be a dead end

02.10.26|Guy Raz

According to Q-Factor CEO Dr. Guy Raz, "Useful quantum computing will depend on whether control, calibration, readout and error correction can remain practical as machines grow by orders of magnitude."

Joseph (Sefi) Gertz

Trump wants to create an “AI Force”: Gemini incident shows why security must change

26.09.26|Joseph (Sefi) Gertz

"Gemini stopped before significant damage was done," writes Zeroport CEO Joseph (Sefi) Gertz. "Next time, the system on the other side of the boundary could be a production line, a power plant or a defense system with consequences to human safety."

Autonomous remediation won't arrive as a big red button

26.09.26|Shimon Tolts

“Cloud security is moving from ranking alerts to proving exploitability and fixing verified risk on its own,” writes Shimon Tolts, co-founder and CEO of Copperhelm. “The way there is crawl, walk, run.”

AI makes a good assistant, but it makes an even better opponent

25.09.26|Simon Rapoport

"Litigators learn from the witnesses their cases happen to give them," writes Verbit CTO Simon Rapoport. "AI simulation lets law firms choose who they need to practice against, including the witness nobody wants to face."

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What happens to Google and Amazon when AI agents become the customers?

25.09.26|Elihay Vidal

"The next phase of the internet could reward companies that control infrastructure, supply and attention," writes CTech Editor-in-Chief Elihay Vidal, "all while putting pressure on businesses built around intermediation."

AI agents can’t become experts if every task is their first

21.09.26|Uri Knorovich

"Two agents can use the same foundation model and still become very different workers," writes Nimble CEO Uri Knorovich. "The difference is the experience that accumulates around the job."

Nobody installed the software that now runs your office

20.09.26|Shlomi Salem

"The programs on a company's approved list haven't changed in years," writes Shlomi Salem, co-founder of Neo. "What runs inside them changes every week, and it has started making decisions."

A quiet security system can be a warning sign

20.09.26|Ido Livneh

"Months of reasonable compromises can leave a company with less protection than it thinks it has," writes Ido Livneh, CEO and co-founder at Jazz. "Most security leaders cannot tell you whether their system got quieter because the data is understood or because it stopped being watched."

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