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'MRI for Cars': Israeli statrtup UVeye raises $191M to expand AI-powered vehicle scanning
UVeye, the Israeli startup redefining vehicle inspections with AI-powered scanning, raised $191M in a funding round led by Toyota and Amazon; The company, scanning nearly 1M vehicles monthly, plans to expand globally, targeting car dealerships, fleets and insurance markets
Tal Shahaf
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01.30.25
Nvidia falls after China's DeepSeek sparks AI market rout
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq sharply lower as Nvidia and other chipmakers sold off after surging popularity of a low-cost Chinese artificial intelligence model; Israeli stock market echoes downtrend
Reuters
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01.28.25
This is how Google changed the battlefield in Gaza: It sold AI tools to IDF after October 7
Google provided the IDF with access to advanced artificial intelligence technologies during the war in Gaza, internal documents obtained by The Washington Post reveal; The company faced employee resistance and dismissed them
Daniela Ginzburg
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01.22.25
Left out of the future: US restrictions leave Israel behind in AI race
Israel's reliance on restricted AI chips underscores growing tech crisis; once leader in innovation, it risks falling behind in 21st-century AI race; without bold national strategy, Israel may struggle to reclaim edge as global advancements accelerate
Tal Shahaf
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01.19.25
'We must declare a state of mental health emergency for Israel’s children'
Mati Kochavi has touched hearts worldwide with Eva.Stories, conducted business in the Gulf long before the Abraham Accords, connected with key Middle Eastern leaders and became a billionaire; now he tackles Israel’s child mental health crisis and his AI-based pediatric care project aims to deliver early intervention, blending technology with human therapists for critical support
Dror Feuer
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01.15.25
Nvidia unveils its new technological vision with new R&D center in Israel
Company to invest half a billion dollars in new facility housing largest-of-its-kind data center to be used exclusively for Nvidia's product and technology development as it expands its operations in Israel
Israel Wullman
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01.15.25
The race for the future: What led Nvidia to sign deals with two Israeli companies?
Innoviz and Arbe's cutting-edge sensors captivate tech giant, leading to landmark deals; stocks surge by hundreds of percent following announcements; with global excitement growing, how will this impact Mobileye?
Tal Shahaf
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01.10.25
Meta launches AI accelerator program in Israel for promising startups
The program, run by Meta's Tel Aviv R&D center, provides mentorship and guidance to new Israeli companies wishing to advance AI technologies
Raphael Kahan
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01.10.25
Honeytrap scams go high-tech with AI: What you need to know
Viral Facebook post by 'wealthy man' seeking young partner with 'good genetics' exposed as fake profile using stolen photos; with AI making scams more convincing, experts urge users to watch for red flags in era of sophisticated digital deception
Adi Shacham
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01.08.25
ALS-stricken Israeli journalist returns to the screen powered by AI
After year-long absence due to ALS impairing his speech, Moshe Nussbaum returns to Channel 12 News using AI technology and virtual avatar; 'Being back in the studio after so long feels strange but deeply emotional'
Ran Boker
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01.06.25
'We could have built a great company to sell to Nvidia, but we’re building an app for a billion users'
Dean Leitersdorf, 23, from the renowned Leitersdorf family, earned three Technion degrees, while his partner, Moshe Shalev, 37, grew up ultra-Orthodox and served in Unit 8200; Together, they founded AI startup 'Decart,' now valued at $500M and praised by Elon Musk himself
Tal Shahaf
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01.04.25
TikTok on steroids: ByteDance shaking up AI with sanctions workaround
Chinese firm plans to invest $7 billion in advanced Nvidia processors, circumventing US sanctions and potentially making it one of world's largest consumers of AI hardware
Daniela Ginzburg
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01.01.25
'Man replaced by machine': Is the use of AI undermining the IDF's intelligence capabilities?
Unit 8200 served as a testing ground for advanced AI systems, shaping its military strategy for years before October 7; a Washington Post report raises concerns about increased civilian casualties and weakened human intelligence under the unit’s AI-driven approach
Ynet
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12.30.24
'Bully' and 'legendary entrepreneur': Sam Altman's rift with Elon Musk
After cooperating on AI giant OpenAI the two tech gurus find themselves on opposite sides with both hurling accusations and insults on the other
Raphael Kahan
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12.27.24
Closer than ever: OpenAI unveils new model nearing 'superintellignce'
Company's final event in two-week announcement marathon shows off ChatGPT o3, scoring highest on all subjects according to presented data; Google, Amazon push to compete
Tal Shahaf
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12.22.24
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