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Israeli startup DataAgent emerges from stealth with $10 million funding
Israeli startup DataAgent has emerged from stealth mode with $10 million in funding. The company's platform acts as an autonomous SRE, automatically resolving system failures within Kubernetes environments.

Fashion giant makes a revolutionary move: a branch with robots and self-service checkouts
Lefties, the sister chain of Zara owned by the Inditex group, has opened its first store in the UK. The branch in Liverpool spans about 27,000 square feet and combines self-service checkouts and robots for sorting hangers and clothing.

How to implement Gemini in your organization without wasting time
Integrating AI into business requires more than just powerful technology; it demands proper architecture, security, and data connectivity. A new webinar by Commit and Google Cloud will demonstrate how to implement Gemini Enterprise in practice.

"Less manual work": This is what 2027 will look like in the advertising industry
An AI-based marketing platform is gaining a foothold in the Israeli advertising industry. Bank Hapoalim launches a complex offering activities for children on smart consumption and financial education. Events and appointments.

Signed a deal? Congratulations, you just lost tens of thousands of dollars
Any gap between the signed contract and the actual billing immediately turns into a sharp operational and reputational conflict.

202 cups of coffee per hour, 0 mistakes: The robotic barista that broke the Guinness World Record
The "7Fresh" chain has inaugurated a fully autonomous branch in a prestigious complex in Beijing, operating 24/7 without human intervention. With a preparation time of less than 30 seconds per cup, 1% accuracy in sweetness levels, and a new Guinness World Record on opening day, it seems that AI and advanced robotics are turning even morning coffee into an exact science.

Artificial intelligence, automation and printed concrete: construction enters a new era
The construction industry has lagged behind in terms of productivity and technology adoption. Now, advanced planning systems, artificial intelligence, and 3D concrete printing are attempting to bridge the gap between planning, budget, and execution - and change the way houses are built.

Artificial Intelligence Clashes with Industry: The Gap Threatening Factories
The attempt to integrate artificial intelligence systems into industry faces difficult obstacles of dust, humidity, and noise, and the chairman of Klil warns of the consequences of inaccuracy on production lines.

AI agents that will do SEO for you alone: does it really work?
On paper, AI agents for SEO seem like a perfect solution to replace a professional. However, in practice, full automation carries serious risks for indexing and reputation, while quality promotion still requires human oversight.

With regrets: CEOs who fired employees for AI are calling them back
Giant companies rushed to cut staff in the blind belief that artificial intelligence was ready to fully replace humans - but the awakening was painful: data from Forrester and Gartner, alongside operational crises at Ford and IBM, reveal that rapid automation has created engineering bugs, a collapse in customer service, and the erasure of organizational knowledge. This is the most expensive...

Stop counting tokens: how to generate a real return on investment in AI
Most organizations have implemented AI, yet few see a material impact on their bottom line. To achieve real ROI, companies must measure business outcomes and process changes rather than just model usage metrics.

Anthropic: Claude Code No Longer Requires Approval for Every Action
Anthropic has announced that Auto Mode will now be the default for Claude Code for Pro, Max, and Team subscribers. A new classification tool allows the AI to autonomously block dangerous commands.
Artificial intelligence is already eliminating jobs: It's not a future concern | Tali Nir
The wave of layoffs in high-tech and the preference for experienced employees signal that artificial intelligence is already changing the labor market. Israel must establish short and accessible training tracks that will allow employees to update their skills, change professions, and remain relevant.

One click too many: When the bot is rewarded for closing the inquiry
The customer relationship management sector is shifting toward a Pay-per-Resolution model. However, automating service via AI may create a conflict of interest between technology providers and brands.

One click too many: When the bot is rewarded for closing the inquiry
The customer relationship management sector is shifting toward a Pay-per-Resolution model. However, aggressive AI automation risks creating conflicts of interest and eroding long-term customer loyalty.

Dozens of Matrix Employees on Mizrahi Bank Project Replaced by AI Tools
The IT company Matrix, which has been leading the acceleration of the digital transition at Mizrahi Tefahot Bank for the past two years, is changing its work format at the bank. Dozens of employees will be transferred to other projects, some will be laid off, and AI tools will take over some of the tasks.

The New AI-Era Profession: Why the 'Workforce Orchestrator' is Becoming Key
A new report by Adecco suggests that the labor market is transforming through the redesign of processes in the AI era. A new management role is emerging: the Workforce Orchestrator, responsible for managing the division of labor between humans and AI agents.

KPMG Trains Interns in Critical Thinking Amid Automation
Accounting firm KPMG has implemented an intern training program featuring exercises in critical thinking and decision-making to prepare employees for the AI era.

"Building an agent in an hour with Claude, anyone can do": The entrepreneurs who made a half-billion dollar exit reveal their new startup
The founders of the startup Harmony have unveiled an AI platform for managing internal corporate services. The system allows employees to handle technical and administrative tasks via Slack using natural language.

AI is Changing the Job Market: Jobs That Will Shrink and Professions That Will Get a Boost
About 40% of jobs worldwide are exposed to the influence of artificial intelligence, and in developed countries, the rate reaches about 60%. Repetitive office tasks are shifting to computerized systems, while professions combining responsibility, human connection, and field work are expected to strengthen.