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The future of AI in finance: Israel sets the stage for new regulatory framework
07.11.24
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Shaked Green
A special team releases interim findings on regulating AI in the financial sector, from transparency to competition risks.
eToro to pay $1.5M fine, remove most cryptocurrencies for U.S. traders after SEC ruling
12.09.24
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Reuters and CTech
The trading platform restructures US crypto offerings as part of settlement with regulators.
“It is becoming increasingly clear that uncontrolled use of AI could have devastating results”
03.07.24
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James Spiro
Leading experts met to discuss AI regulation and risk management implications in a roundtable hosted by Israeli law firm Lipa Meir & Co.
Big tech delays AI launches in Europe: A win for privacy or a blow to progress?
25.06.24
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Omer Kabir
Apple, Meta, and Google are delaying the launch of innovative AI products in the European Union due to regulatory concerns or limitations. While the regulation aims to protect competition and privacy, there is concern that it may also hinder user and business access to cutting-edge technology, potentially doing more harm than good.
Could regulators break up Apple and Google?
24.03.24
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Reuters
Regulators allege companies such as Apple and Google have built impenetrable ecosystems around their products, making it difficult for customers to switch to rival services, which led to the coining of the term walled gardens
Which country will be the first to establish AI-related norms and conventions?
04.02.24
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Liron Rose
"Technology and world economies received a much-needed injection of energy and new blood from artificial intelligence, but the dangers of AI are more tangible than ever before," writes Liron Rose
2024 antitrust watch: 4 cases that could redefine tech industry giants
04.01.24
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Omer Kabir
An overview of pivotal legal battles against Apple, Google, Meta, and the potential fallout that could reshape the tech landscape
Global effort to keep AI safe from rogue actors gains momentum
28.11.23
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Reuters
Israel joins the likes of the US and Britain in push for companies to create AI systems that are "secure by design"
Regulatory storm looms: Europe and the US challenge tech giants' dominance
11.09.23
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Omer Kabir
Behemoths like Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple and others have to date operated in a market almost completely free of regulatory restrictions. However, a global shift in regulatory attitudes now threatens their unbridled power
How EU's Digital Services Act is revolutionizing online platforms
23.08.23
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Omer Kabir
Turning point for the tech sector: Unpacking the impact of the Digital Services Act on Meta, Amazon, TikTok, Apple, Google
How Europe is successfully battling tech giants on privacy
24.07.23
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Viki Auslender
European regulators are fighting against global platforms such as Meta, Google, Amazon and TikTok, in order to protect the privacy of citizens
“From a responsibility point of view, I think open source AI is the future”
13.06.23
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James Spiro
Databricks joined CTech to discuss LLMs and how they can be harnessed safely in the future
Marari report: "Police exceeded its authority. Failings in the use of tapping systems"
02.08.22
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Tomer Ganon
The Marari report, which investigated the use of spyware by police, including NSO’s Pegasus, found that information was extracted from mobile devices in violation of the law, as well as serious failures in supervision and control procedures by police
“Don’t be swayed by funding or valuations,” says Melio COO
26.04.22
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Viki Auslender
“We feel comfortable with the rounds we’ve already raised, but are now focused on our business and don’t see a slowdown. Fintech is a huge industry, and there are great opportunities,” added Tomer Barel, Melio’s COO, during Calcalist and Bank Hapoalim’s fintech conference
PlantArcBio’s herbicide-tolerant gene for soybean and cotton receives regulatory exemption
06.01.22
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Hezi Sternlicht
The Israeli ag-biotech company is engaged in research and development in the field of gene discovery and biological components to improve plant traits
Open banking is conquering the world, but in Israel there is still a long road ahead
03.01.22
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Tal Weiser
"Open banking is a huge economic opportunity that offers regeneration and the building of new sources of income for banks and commercial companies," writes Tal Weiser of Finastra
Is space mining legal?
21.12.21
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Dov Greenbaum
"If we want space mining to have a happy ending, its important that we adequately resolve the open legal questions while also creating new laws and regulations that will both incentivize beneficial mining," writes Dov Greenbaum
Does the Metaverse need restrictive regulation?
04.12.21
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Dov Greenbaum
“If content creators were a liability for the early internet, this will be exacerbated in the Metaverse. Creators will be even more busy creating legal-but-offensive content in the Metaverse,” writes Dov Greenbaum
Online regulation is “a question of humanism”, says German MP
30.11.21
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James Spiro
As relationships between governments and tech companies tense up, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, Member of Parliament for the Free Democratic Party in Germany, outlines some ideas on how to fix it
"I'm not an enemy of tech companies, I'm an enemy of bad behavior"
14.11.21
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Roni Dori
Margrethe Vestager, the European Commissioner for Competition, is the only regulator in the world to curb the aggressive appetite of tech giants. Now, with a second term and an expanded role as regulator of the EU's digital economy, she is free to craft the rules that would limit Facebook's AI and virtual currency, and is unmoved by Trump's attacks on her
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