CTech introduces innovative AI-driven news experience ahead of Mind the Tech NY
CTech introduces innovative AI-driven news experience ahead of Mind the Tech NY
Leading journalists from CTech have been transformed into virtual versions of themselves, generated with AI. They will host TV-like news shows directly from CTech’s AI-native newsroom, in collaboration with Caledo News
CTech presents its AI-native newsroom
(CTech, powered by Caledo News)
Calcalist's annual Mind the Tech NY conference is set to kick off next Monday (March 4) with presentations and conversations featuring senior executives from the global investment sector, fascinating discussions led by entrepreneurs, CEOs, and Israeli investors, and professional interviews with leaders within the Israeli and global high-tech industry.
This year's conference will also unveil CTech's cutting-edge AI-powered news experience for the very first time. Leading journalists from CTech have been transformed into virtual versions of themselves, generated with AI. They will host TV-like news shows directly from CTech’s AI-native newsroom, in collaboration with Caledo News. Textual articles, interviews and OpEds authored by Calcalist’s journalists will come to life with AI, presenting captivating studio shows featuring engaging news reports, dynamic panel discussions, and insightful expert interviews.
The Mind the Tech NY 2024 conference, originally postponed due to the events of October 7 and the subsequent war, will primarily focus on the new challenges confronting the Israeli high-tech industry, as well as the obstacles faced by the global high-tech industry, ranging from political instability to the impacts of the global recession. It will also give a closer look at how to harness the power of technology and artificial intelligence and work towards a better future for all. Renowned for its resilience, entrepreneurial spirit, and boldness, the Israeli tech ecosystem stands strong and proud, overcoming obstacles even in these complex times.
As in all Calcalist international events - New York, London, Berlin, Tokyo, Athens, and more - at this conference as well, CTech reporters (real ones, our flesh and blood journalists) will broadcast from an exclusive TV studio that will be set up in the conference hall. On the agenda: 1:1 interviews with international investors, analyses and insights of senior officials from the Israeli and global tech industry, and discussions about the burning issues of the conference.
