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Terrorists exploit AI for propaganda and operations, exposing critical gaps in tech safeguards
Experts warn generative AI tools like chatbots and deepfake technology are transforming cyber threats, from spreading disinformation to enhancing terrorist capabilities, as governments and tech companies struggle to keep up
Veronica Neifakh / The Media Line
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11.22.24
Wiz acquires Israeli startup after declining Google deal
Israeli cloud security giant continues on the path to a Wall Street IPO after purchasing Dazz, focusing on resolving security vulnerabilities via AI
Israel Wullman
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11.21.24
Microsoft introduces 80 new AI features, including Israeli developments
At annual Ignite conference, Microsoft unveils dozens of new AI-powered features for its applications, including innovations developed by its R&D centers in Israel
Israel Wullman
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11.20.24
Half of employees hide their use of AI from managers, new study shows
Employees conceal their use of artificial intelligence from their bosses out of fear they’ll appear unprofessional or lazy, even when AI could help them perform better; Younger generation prefers to turn to AI for assistance instead of their more experienced colleagues
Daniela Ginzburg
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11.13.24
The end of Google? Tech giants fight for AI search engine hegemony
OpenAI launches its new ChatGPT Search function set to revolutionize internet quarries; Google, Meta and others work to implement similar AI search options
Israel Wullman
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11.05.24
Apple’s launch week: Paving the way for an AI-driven future
Apple rolled out its latest M4-powered computers this week, focusing largely on internal upgrades to support its future AI platform, Apple Intelligence; highlights include a refreshed MacBook Pro, a compact Mac Mini and a visually familiar iMac
Raphael Kahan
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11.02.24
Google's Jarvis AI set to make chatbots obsolete
Google’s latest AI project can now automate tasks like booking flights, managing online shopping and even conducting studies; while this promises convenience for many, concerns about security risks and unforeseen consequences remain largely unresolved
Tal Shahaf
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10.27.24
It’s official: Apple falls two years behind competitors in tech race
Analysis: Despite launching more AI-capable devices, California tech giant seems to be losing steam and struggling to offer clear vision; CEO Tim Cook tries to reassure investors, but fresh leadership may be needed to revive Apple
Raphael Kahan
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10.24.24
AI turns Netanyahu and Sarah to 80s disco party stars
The viral video that swept social media was created by director Daniel Kotz, who got the idea from a similar clip featuring soccer star Lionel Messi; 'I started with the idea of superimposing Sara and Bibi Netanyahu’s faces on all the partygoers,' Kotz explains
Daniela Ginzburg
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09.30.24
Five Israeli hospitals rank among world's best smart hospitals
Newsweek lists top 350 best smart hospitals in the world, with Sheba Medical Center cracking into top 10
Oren Reiss
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09.17.24
El Al restructures flight schedule as Israelis let AI plan their vacation
NYC, Paris, London and Bangkok are the most sought-after travel destinations for Israelis, prompting El Al to come up with lucrative new travel options; The AI revolution is making its way into users' vacation planning efforts, as search terms such as 'AI cheapest flights finder' soar in popularity
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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09.16.24
AI chatbot assistants growing more sophisticated – and addictive
New generation of digital personal assistants blurs the line between AI and human traits; Users report growing dependence, using them to ease loneliness and cope with anxiety or depression; yet this technological advance raises ethical concerns
Israel Wullman
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09.14.24
AI and blockchain: A symbiotic revolution in the digital age
The combination of AI and Blockchain represents a new frontier in the digital age—one where abundance meets scarcity, where intelligence meets trust and centralized becomes decentralized
Prof. Ilan Alon
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09.14.24
Washington D.C. is seeing many more AI lobbyists
In 2023, 460 organizations engaging in AI lobbying in Washington DC, marking a 190% increase from the previous year
Ynetnews
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09.10.24
Google's new AI can know you're sick by listening to your sneeze
Google developed an AI technology called Health Acoustic Representations (HeAR) that can detect early signs of respiratory diseases like tuberculosis and COPD by analyzing subtle changes in coughs, sniffles, breathing
Ynetnews
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09.03.24
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