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At a round table on the AI revolution, held as part of the business delegation to Paris, Erez Shachar, Managing Partner at Qumra Capital, estimated: "The medical field will be the fastest beneficiary of the adoption of AI capabilities." Israel Country General Manager at Microsoft, Alon Haimovich: "Through AI we enable each person to achieve more, and today we do this with the help of CoPilot, which is already implemented in almost all Microsoft technology"
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Israel-based Sky owns a 58% stake in the website, while the international Groupon company owns 17% after selling most of it in 2017
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