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Amnon Shashua Discusses AI Infrastructure and doubleAI's Mathematical Breakthrough
Professor Amnon Shashua discussed AI infrastructure challenges, doubleAI's breakthrough solving a 38-year-old mathematical problem, and robotics at the EY Journey conference.
Nine Years of Vehicle Safety Reform: Drivers Were Hesitant and Installations Plummeted
Nine years ago, the Knesset approved a vehicle licensing fee discount for installing safety systems. However, the program failed to meet its goals, with only 93,100 out of 120,000 allocated installations completed.
Amnon Shashua Steps Down as Mobileye CEO to Focus on New AI Venture
Amnon Shashua has announced he is stepping down as CEO of Mobileye to concentrate on his new AI venture, DoubleAI. This move marks a strategic shift for the entrepreneur, who has spent decades balancing the management of multiple high-profile companies.
29.7-23.7: The week of the MAHASH law, Amnon Shashua, tourism in the North, and nursing insurance
The new MAHASH law raises concerns over politically biased enforcement. Meanwhile, Amnon Shashua's departure from Mobileye leaves the company facing an uncertain future.
“We Need to Recruit More Abroad”: Amnon Shashua on Mobileye’s Future After His Departure
The surprising announcement by Prof. Amnon Shashua regarding his intention to step down as CEO of Mobileye caught the market off guard. The company is initiating a search for a successor with strong commercialization skills, and Shashua suggests the next leader may not necessarily be Israeli.
Amnon Shashua reveals for the first time: Future of Mobileye leadership and potential layoffs
Prof. Amnon Shashua stated that Mobileye will focus on recruiting abroad, noting that having 90% of staff in Israel is a disadvantage. He did not rule out a non-Israeli CEO and hinted that no further layoffs are expected at this time.
Mobileye after Shashua: What will be the fate of Menti Robotics?
The leadership change at Mobileye following Amnon Shashua's departure raises questions about the future of Menti Robotics. Analysts are debating whether the company will divest this high-risk asset to boost profitability.
Shashua's departure from the CEO role: Another stage in Mobileye's maturation
Professor Amnon Shashua's announcement of his intention to step down as CEO of Mobileye marks a new chapter for the company. After 25 years at the helm, the founder has concluded that the firm requires a different management approach.
Parallel to Shashua's departure: Moovit lays off a third of its employees
The public transport app operator Moovit, owned by Mobileye, is launching a layoff process in which about a third of the company's 200 employees will leave. The layoffs come alongside the announcement of Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua's departure.