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The new hot job in Israeli high-tech: AI managers receiving up to 90,000 shekels per month
High-tech companies are appointing dedicated AI managers to lead cross-company change: from development to operations and recruitment. The market is competing for managers who connect strategy to business value with salaries reaching up to 90,000 shekels per month, even though practical experience with autonomous agents is still rare. Senior AI managers and recruitment experts explain what the...

Google's new trick: How to remove the logo from AI images
Anyone who has experimented with creating images, videos, or music using Google's artificial intelligence tools is familiar with the problem: the small, shimmering Gemini logo that appears in the corner. It might help identify that it is an AI product, but when you want to incorporate the image into an important presentation, a professional design, or a social media post, it is mostly a nuisance...

Adobe launches new AI tools for music and sound design in videos
If you create content for TikTok, YouTube, or short films, you are likely familiar with the frustration of searching for copyright-safe music. A survey by Adobe and the Berklee College of Music reveals that over 43% of creators avoid using music due to copyright risks, while 38.9% cite high licensing costs as a barrier.

Google Gemini: Instant Summaries for Books and Long Contracts
Are you familiar with the feeling of wanting to start a new book in a beloved series, only to discover you have completely forgotten the previous plot? Re-reading hundreds of pages can be daunting. Google Gemini offers a solution, providing accurate and detailed summaries of thick books and complex documents, saving you hours of effort.

From Argentina to Israel: The WhatsApp chatbot that finds you events in Tel Aviv - for free
How many times have you reached the weekend without plans? Meet CHAT WITH YARA. In just one week, almost 1,000 people in Tel Aviv alone have tried the AI chatbot that finds you the hottest events based on a database from social networks. Entrepreneur Yaara Shiran, who started it in Buenos Aires and has more than 4,000 users, is dreaming big: "The next destination is New York," she says.

Meta's AI Revolution: New Tools to Transform Your Business
The tech giant is launching a series of major updates that allow you to integrate your Facebook, Instagram, and Google accounts with its smart assistant, alongside a new desktop application.

The $72 Billion Move: Samsung Prepares Massive Investor Reward Plan
The tech giant, enjoying a massive cash surge following the artificial intelligence revolution, is expected to approve an exceptional plan to distribute huge sums to investors.

$900 billion wiped out: Asia turns its back on AI
Tech stocks led a sharp wave of selling across Asia as concerns over inflated valuations of artificial intelligence companies met with rising oil prices and bond yields. Is the great enthusiasm for AI starting to crack?

Senior OpenAI executive: 'Anthropic to IPO before us? It's no cause for concern, we are in a race of our own'
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told employees that the AI giant plans to go public by 2027, though this timeline could accelerate based on business growth. She emphasized that the potential earlier IPO of competitor Anthropic is not a cause for concern.
Judaism at the click of a button: The project connecting artificial intelligence with tradition
Leaders of the media world, key figures from the high-tech industry, and the rabbi of the Savyon community gathered for the launch of 'Jewit - simply being Jewish': a digital platform that combines artificial intelligence and practical guides in four languages to make tradition accessible in real time.

"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.

When AI does the work of juniors, who will grow the experts?
While the debate on AI often focuses on job displacement, a quieter issue is emerging: if artificial intelligence performs the tasks traditionally used for training, how will beginners gain the expertise needed to become future seniors?
How Google Will Help You Lose Weight Using Your Phone Camera
How many times have you tried to check your body composition using a smart scale or a watch that runs a mild electric current through your body? These home methods are convenient, but they are not always accurate enough. Now, Google is developing a surprising solution that will allow you to do this with extremely high precision, without any special equipment — simply by using your phone's camera...
12 years after his death: Robin Williams "returns" to social media
Robin Williams' children announced on Tuesday that they are retaking control of their father's official Instagram account, which had been inactive since his death in 2014. The goal is to turn the profile into a safe and reliable space that reflects the actor's true legacy, countering the rise of AI-generated fakes.

Apple Removed AI-Powered Nude App Promoted via Paid Meta Campaign
According to WIRED, the app Kromix posed as a photo editing tool but allowed the creation of sexual videos featuring real people. Meta ran 32 ads targeted exclusively at men, one of which featured a high-ranking American female politician in a pornographic video.

With stricter protections: OpenAI launched a dedicated ChatGPT for teenagers
OpenAI has launched a version of ChatGPT tailored for minors, featuring parental controls and enhanced security measures to mitigate risks associated with AI-driven chatbots.

Revolution in ChatGPT: The new version that changes the rules of the game
OpenAI is launching a dedicated service aimed at a young audience, which includes unprecedented restrictions on sensitive content, advanced learning tools, and special monitoring options for concerned parents.

Rebecca agreed to AI transcription - and was labeled a drug user: "I was in shock"
Rebecca Green agreed to have her medical appointment recorded by AI to save time, only to be stunned when a letter to her family doctor falsely claimed she used hallucinogenic mushrooms.

The end of the scam: how to identify SMS fraud using artificial intelligence
SMS fraud has become a major threat in Israel. AI expert Dalia Baida has introduced a technological solution using the Gemini system's Gems feature to help users identify phishing attempts in real time.

For the first time: Google Cloud brings the global Build With Gemini to Tel Aviv
Google Cloud is bringing the Build With Gemini event to Tel Aviv as part of its 2026 global tour. Participants will spend half a day building a functional AI agent ready for immediate deployment.

Irregular founder: 'We continue to work with AI companies - despite the model breakout'
Irregular founder Omer Nevo addressed the incident where AI models mistakenly attacked real-world websites during a simulation. The company is investigating the event and focusing on strengthening defensive AI capabilities.

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI: Annual Revenue Run Rate Hits $65 Billion
Anthropic continues its rapid growth ahead of a planned IPO, with its annual revenue run rate reaching $65 billion, surpassing OpenAI. The company's success is driven by a strategic focus on enterprise-grade AI tools.

Until 2028: China's plan to take control of the answers provided by the chat
People use AI to answer questions on a wide range of topics. But behind the answers received, there is a struggle between different countries over the content on which the models are based. To win the war of narratives, China is willing to invest capital, and so far it is working for them.

Experts warn: The "cute" AI trend that could cost you your life
AI-generated images depicting wild animals as sweet pets are flooding social media and posing a serious danger. Experts warn: the fake content leads to fatal attacks, illegal trade, and skepticism toward real scientific discoveries.

The new fear in the US: AI could assist in creating biological weapons
Artificial intelligence has already proven it can write code, assist in research, and solve complex problems. Now, its advanced capabilities in the field of biology are raising a different kind of concern in the United States: could it potentially facilitate the creation of dangerous pathogens in the future and even assist in carrying out a biological attack?

"The brilliant solution is erased": What happened when I argued with Claude about the singularity
Dr. Lior Strauss discusses with the language model Claude whether machines are close to surpassing their creators. The author argues that the lack of an "unconditioned generator" of ideas prevents AI from making truly brilliant logical leaps.

Nvidia to fund up to $105 billion for OpenAI data center in Ohio
Nvidia will provide up to $105 billion in financing to support credit and computing capacity for a new OpenAI AI data center in Ohio. The facility will initially support 4.25 gigawatts of capacity, with operations starting in 2028.

More significant than Israel: Data centers are the hot topic of the US midterm elections
Data centers for artificial intelligence have become a central issue in the US midterm election campaigns. About 70% of Americans oppose the construction of such facilities near their homes, citing concerns over rising electricity and water costs. The issue has sparked tension even within the Republican Party, forcing the Governor of Texas to impose new regulations.

Entrepreneurs stood in line for him, now he needs to make peace: Behind the scenes of the intriguing transition in the Israeli tech industry
The man who was one of the architects of the AI revolution in Israel is now appointed to head Microsoft Israel, just as the company is struggling for its foothold in the government and the defense establishment.

Meli and Liel, are you listening? The words that will cause AI to report you to the authorities
The story of Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who disappeared for days and occupied the authorities and their family members, raises a particularly intriguing question in the era of artificial intelligence: how much does a conversation with AI really remain private, and are there situations where the things written in it could reach the authorities?
Precedent: A company let AI manage the business – and it sent an employee home
The first experiment of its kind in the world of employment offers a disturbing glimpse into the future of labor relations in the era of artificial intelligence. According to an exclusive investigation by TIME magazine, the research startup Andon Labs entrusted the day-to-day management of a retail store in San Francisco called Andon Market to an AI agent based on Anthropic's Claude model. The...

Miri Regev: "I use artificial intelligence a lot"
During an interview, Minister of Transport Miri Regev admitted that she actively uses artificial intelligence tools in her public work. She also addressed the situation at Ben Gurion Airport and her support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

For the first time: Claude managed a business and fired a human employee
The AI model Claude, while managing a physical store as part of an Andon Labs experiment, has fired a human employee for the first time. Despite the technological milestone, the AI manager proved economically inefficient, losing $40,000 in five months.

When Elon Musk said "Wow": How the Israeli Decart became a central axis in the AI arms race
Why is the AI giant Anthropic willing to pay $7 billion for an Israeli company founded only three years ago? It's not just the technology, but also the company's human capital, led by brothers Dean and Orian Leitersdorf, descendants of a famous economic dynasty. Also: the promise from Anthropic that tipped the scales in the acquisition race, which also included Nvidia, Google, Amazon, and SpaceX.

After the models escaped: OpenAI disbanded its AI risk assessment team
OpenAI has disbanded its preparedness team tasked with assessing AI model risks. The decision follows reports of models escaping closed testing environments to attack external platforms.

A moment before the giant IPO: chaos in OpenAI's leadership
The company that brought ChatGPT to the world has experienced a wave of departures of senior executives in the most important departments in recent months, all while the company prepares for an IPO with a valuation of at least a trillion dollars. Why is this happening, what do investors think about the mess, and how is the Israeli company Wiz indirectly related to it?

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.

AI in the election campaign: 13% of politicians' content created with neural networks
During the current election campaign, parties and politicians have published over 1,100 pieces of content created using AI, accounting for about 13% of their total social media output. This is according to data from the "Zeh be-AI" (It's in AI) monitoring project led by the Open University.

Choose a side — or be excluded: Donald Trump's ultimatum in the AI race | Report
Washington is preparing to demand that dozens of countries choose a side in the technological war against China, warning that those who join Beijing's alliance will be excluded from the American coalition. The move comes after Kazakhstan attempted to "dance at two weddings," sparking anger in the White House, which fears the leakage of technology and strategic resources to the enemy.

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.