AI
Charlie Kirk killing: Rumors, misinformation rampant on social media
Misleading posts, fake headlines, and AI chatbot blunders spread online after Charlie Kirk’s killing, fueling confusion about the Utah campus shooting.
Sheba Medical Center Advances to #9 in Global Smart Hospital Rankings
Oracle's Jewish founder Larry Ellison closes in on Musk as world's richest
Reichman University Hosts Landmark Generative AI Conference Bridging Academia and Industry
Meet ISNAD: A civilian cover for an Islamist influence campaign - opinion
The ISNAD campaign shows how disinformation, powered by AI and disciplined coordination, can erode trust from within democracies.
Significant update in Google's Gemini App - and it's free
Google updated its AI model Gemini with a new DeepMind image editor, keeping characters accurate and consistent even after changes, offering advanced free editing features.
The future is already here: 5 tips for using artificial intelligence
Search, translation, health services, and smart assistants are here - but misuse of AI can risk privacy, safety, and reliability. Here are 5 tips for safe and smart use.
AI won’t replace jobs; it will replace excuses for innovation - opinion
AI isn’t here to replace jobs, it’s here to eliminate outdated practices and empower entrepreneurs to innovate faster and smarter than ever before.
Iranian hackers disrupted hostage deal negotiations in Cairo
An Israeli AI firm uncovered an Iranian cyberattack that infiltrated diplomatic talks in Cairo, targeting officials from Egypt, the US and Qatar.
Kerem Albayrak: Turning data into stability
How apple lost the AI race despite a decade head start
Artificial intelligence and the transformation of Israeli sports technology
How AI innovation is reshaping digital media and user engagement
AEG launches in Israel ovens with artificial intelligence
AEG is launching in Israel the first series of ovens of its kind with artificial intelligence technology that allows the translation of online recipes into automatic baking programs.
Israel can choose to buy the algorithms that will rewrite medicine or build them - opinion
Israel's next yardstick is turning algorithms into engines for designing the molecules, cells, and tissues that keep people alive. Be able to merge code and biology.
