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Evyatar Ramot

Don’t wait for the final episode: From solving crimes to preventing the next one in the AI era

21.08.26|Evyatar Ramot
In the AI era, the test is not only to connect the dots, but to do so in time to deliver justice and safety.
Chen Zvi

Is Israel missing the AI infrastructure wave?

21.08.26|Chen Zvi
According to Chen Zvi, an investor at Hetz Ventures, the question isn't whether Israel is part of the AI revolution, but whether it can also grab a meaningful share of the infrastructure that powers it.
Yoni Massoth

A gradual journey: How executives should manage Enterprise AI

15.08.26|Yoni Massoth
"As AI adoption grows, the challenge for organizations and executives is no longer purely technological," explains Yoni Massoth, CTO of Deloitte Digital. "Enterprise AI deployment is an ongoing journey, and a core challenge lies in bridging AI implementation with clear business goals, operational processes, cost structures, risk management, and governance." 
אבי שניר מנכ"ל אלביישן

Israel’s tech layoffs aren't just a crisis, they’re a talent redistribution opportunity

15.08.26|Avi Snir
According to Elevation CEO Avi Snir, by redirecting the talent that already exists in Israel toward organizations that need it, this period could become a catalyst for the next phase of growth across the Israeli economy.
Aviram Givoni

The algorithm has no passport: Europe's ultimatum to global tech

15.08.26|Aviram Givoni
Article 50 redefines innovation, turns transparency into a threshold test, and sets requirements that reshape the global startup ecosystem. Europe is actively rewriting business norms, shaping technological bridges, and exerting immense economic influence far beyond its borders.
Zohar Einy -Port

AI exposes what companies miss until something breaks

14.08.26|Zohar Einy
According to Zohar Einy, CEO of Port.io, as AI agents connect local automations to more systems, companies may not see which workflows have become critical until an incident exposes the dependency.
Aya Peterburg S Capital

A seed round should buy founders the right to change their minds

14.08.26|Aya Peterburg
"At seed, the original plan is rarely the final one," writes Aya Peterburg, Managing Partner at S Capital. "The real danger is discovering the right direction only after there is too little runway left to prove it."
ירון קסנר

It wasn’t me - it was the AI

14.08.26|Yaron Kassner
According to Silverfort Co-Founder & CTO Yaron Kassner, to keep AI working for us and not against us, the answer isn't to panic or to stop building AI. "If we layer guardrails, defenses and regulation, we can prevent most of the damage done by AI. But first people need to realize this is real and act now."
MIND Israel

While the world builds more memory chips, Israel could reinvent them

14.08.26|Avner Golov, Dan Yachin, Or Tzofi
The global memory-chip shortage is usually described as a supply problem. That is only part of the story. Behind the shortage lies a deeper technological constraint – one that could create an important opportunity for Israel.
Didi Gurfinkel

AI can produce the answer. It can’t own the decision.

08.08.26|Didi Gurfinkel
As AI produces forecasts, reports and analysis in seconds, the critical skill is no longer generating the output. It is knowing which assumptions to challenge before the business acts on it. 
Mickey Haslavsky

AI has turned marketing into a moving target

08.08.26|Mickey Haslavsky
AI has compressed the lifespan of marketing tactics, forcing teams to replace fixed annual plans with a continuous cycle of testing, measuring and retiring what no longer works. 
Joab Rosenberg

Israel's quantum moment: Government action must be matched by global investment

08.08.26|Joab Rosenberg
According to Joab Rosenberg, Partner at Deep33 Ventures, Israel needs to work hard on international export control limitations on quantum technologies, to convince global leading companies to open quantum facilities in Israel and make sure the talent pool is big enough to grow the quantum industry.
Moshe Ben Simon

The AI tools already inside your company that no one approved

08.08.26| Moshe Ben Simon
"The organizations that will define enterprise security in 2027 won't necessarily be the ones with the biggest budgets," writes Axonius CPO Moshe Ben Simon, "they'll be the ones that decided total visibility was non-negotiable before a breach decided it for them."
רן קורבר

When climate changes, Israeli entrepreneurship must change too

07.08.26|Ran Korber
Building a startup is a grueling journey. If you choose to embark on it, pick a big problem worth solving: clean energy, mitigating climate change impact, and more. Impact and business success are not mutually exclusive, they reinforce each other. 
Eran Shoni

Drug development has a $2 billion problem. AI is finally solving it

07.08.26|Eran Lerer
Most clinical trials still fail, but what if AI simulated studies could change the odds? Eran Lerer, Managing Partner of Shoni Health Ventures explains why trial simulation is becoming pharma's new default.
גיא פיגל שותף וראש תכנית (SPARQL) Hetz data

The gap between Israeli and American founders isn't tech, it's the first line of the budget

07.08.26|Guy Fighel
"The technology is already here," writes Guy Fighel, a Partner and Head of Data Program at Hetz Ventures, "what's needed is to update the playbook around it."
Igal Raichelgauz

Autonomous cars need common sense

06.08.26|Igal Raichelgauz
Autonomous vehicles are already on our roads. They can sense, perceive, predict, plan, and control with remarkable precision. In many situations, they outperform human drivers. Yet they still fail in ways that no human would. What’s missing? Common sense.
משה זילברשטיין שותף בקרן Next47

Founders keep asking me if this is a bubble. That's the wrong question.

05.08.26|Moshe Zilberstein
Market cycles rarely result in total collapse or complete stability. What fails is tolerance for unclear value propositions and unproven timelines. What endures is genuine utility, clear monetization, and teams with a precise understanding of the problems they address.
Sivan Avihud

Before you automate a process with AI, ask whether it should still exist

04.08.26|Sivan Avihud
AI can accelerate almost any workflow. The larger opportunity begins when organizations reconsider the decisions, roles and approval chains that define how work gets done. 
Gil Ron

The AI post-hype era will be won below the model layer

02.08.26|Gil Ron
The winners of this era will be the organizations that look below the flashy model layer and focus on the plumbing.
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