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"We're nearing the end of the traditional, one-size-fits-all classroom": Israeli tech leaders predict what technology will leave behind
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Despite Tech Prowess, Israel Ranks Low on Autonomous Vehicle Readiness
18.02.19
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Lilach Baumer
Israel is home to 500 to 600 automotive-related companies, around a fifth of which focus on autonomous technologies, according to KPMG
Commercial Insurance Startup Planck Re Raises $12 Million
03.07.18
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Hagar Ravet
The Tel Aviv-based company develops artificial intelligence-based software that helps insurance companies analyze and perform a risk assessment of businesses to create customized insurance policies
Deaths From E-Bike Accidents Are on the Rise in Israel
15.06.18
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Tomer Hadar
If the trend seen for the first half of 2018 continues, this year will have triple the amount of deaths seen in 2017, says state official