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EU approves Nvidia’s $700M acquisition of Israeli startup Run:ai
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Decart raises $32M in second funding round in two months, aims to rival OpenAI and Anthropic
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"The genome project will change the face of medicine in Israel and save human lives"
10.11.24
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Roni Dori
Psifas is an ambitious new genome project aiming to create a genetic database of Israel’s citizens, with a budget of NIS 250 million. The collected information already provides information that will make it possible to treat life-threatening diseases in the subjects. The hope is that after accumulating 100,000 samples, the database will help jumpstart the biotech industry. CEO Prof. Gabi Barbash: "Psifas is a great achievement and advantage for Israel, which aspires to become a global hub of biotechnological information."
“I have no doubt that Donald Trump is anti-Semitic”
01.11.24
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Rita Katz, whose father was hanged on charges of espionage in Iraq, has been the head of an American intelligence group that monitors and infiltrates extremist organizations, from Muslim jihadists to Christian alt-right movements, for 20 years. In a rare interview, she comes out of the shadows and warns the Jews of the United States: "Trump is the main culprit in the tsunami of anti-Semitism in the country. If he is elected, hatred against Jews will increase."
Bringing down dictators: "Contrary to myth, tyrants are fragile. Most fall in the end"
21.10.24
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Dr. Marcel Dirsus has studied dictators, from Ceausescu to Gaddafi to Putin, and concludes they are less strong and stable than we think. In a new book, he explains that each of them has a weak point, and that "even if the price is heavy there is room for hope. These people can be brought down, and sometimes it happens in an instant."
"Hamas used rape to break up the entire Israeli community"
02.10.24
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A feminist gender researcher, a religious woman with a headscarf, and a settler who demonstrates against settler violence, Dr. Nomi Halbertal Landau has been researching sexual violence in the context of genocide, from Rwanda to Bosnia. Now she explains why the events of October 7 requires us to go out not only against the terrorists, but also against the entire patriarchy
Music to their ears: Pop hit-producing brothers harness the power of AI
05.06.24
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After two big exits with high-tech companies, and after producing some of the biggest music hits of the last few years in Israel, the Antebi brothers are ready to connect the two worlds, and make musical technology, or technological music, with AI tools that should make each of us a music producer.
Scott Galloway: "When it comes to hate against Jews, freedom of speech is absolute"
21.05.24
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NYU professor Scott Galloway is a successful entrepreneur, business guru, branding expert, best-selling author, and podcast host - but in recent months he is one of the sharpest and most influential voices in the fight against anti-Semitism. In an in-depth interview with Calcalist he talks about the reasons for standing at the front of the struggle, the despair of America's youth, and where it’s all heading
"I prefer to be unemployed than continue working at a university with Hamas supporters"
24.04.24
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“I am very worried for the Jewish students. People are injecting terror into the campus,” says Prof. Shai Davidai, whose entrance to Columbia University was blocked amid the tumultuous anti-Israel demonstrations
Forever young? Multi-millionaire believes he can beat death
22.02.24
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Roni Dori
111 nutritional supplements a day, a hat that shoots laser beams into his head, blood transfusions from his teenage son, and 30 researchers who analyze him 24/7: Bryan Johnson, a multi-millionaire who made his fortune selling a payment application, is convinced that he can beat death, or at least live another 200 years
“We could very quickly find ourselves in a world where reality is controlled by tech corporations”
19.02.24
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Augmented reality is like magic that offers endless options. But for Apple, which recently launched the Vision Pro, this is just another avenue to extract more and more information from us. And if we are not careful, explains AR expert Shay Segal, "we could lose touch with reality"
Show me their money: Bringing down Hamas through their pockets
04.01.24
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Dr. Matthew Levitt, one of the world's leading terrorist financing researchers, explains why Israel must demand sanctions, even indirect ones, on the financing of Hamas; why we failed when we allowed Qatar to transfer funds to the terrorist organization and how the comparison made between ISIS and Hamas only "causes Israel to lose support because it’s stupid"
"The turning point in the fight against Houthi terrorism came when they attacked the energy sector"
01.01.24
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Oded Gour-Lavie, CEO of the start-up NT-Tao and a former senior officer in Israel’s Navy, believes that the real solution to the Houthi threat is to go on the offensive. He also speaks of Israel's need to develop technology for the production of green energy, despite the large gas reserves discovered off its coast
Amidst battle fatigue, Israeli soldiers find relief in unique resilience-building dialogues
04.12.23
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Roni Dori
Moments after they've left Gaza and moments before they return to it, IDF soldiers engage in group discussions with therapists, talking about their fears, guilt, and lack of motivation, reconnecting with their friends and commanders, and learning to find strength to continue. The members of the association who accompany them describe the complex coping mechanisms in the field, as well as those of the parents and partners who participate in wartime support groups
"This is probably the first AI war"
22.10.23
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Roni Dori
Bot armies that anyone can activate on WhatsApp, software to easily hack photos, and chatbots that generate news that didn't happen: media expert Dr. Alex Gekker explains how the decline of Twitter and the rise of artificial intelligence changed everything in the battle of advocacy
"We won't get eternal life. Scientists who promise it are just selling BS"
16.07.23
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Roni Dori
Forget about anti-aging treatments or drinking red wine. Prof. Charles Brenner bursts the balloon inflated by the booming longevity industry, and explains why there is no way to defeat death
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