Shalev Hulio put on the spot live: Will he fly all company employees to Vegas?
Despite significant successes, Shalev Hulio, founder of Dream Security, has yet to take his employees on a trip abroad. During tonight's performance, the "Ma Kashur" trio found out and immediately decided on the next destination.
Successful Israeli entrepreneur Shalev Hulio celebrated this Thursday with the employees of Dream Security, hosting a traditional event featuring the "Ma Kashur" trio. The artists discovered for the first time that the founder had never taken his employees abroad, sparking an immediate demand from the staff regarding where they should go.
The "Ma Kashur" trio surprised Shalev Hulio with a series of humorous jabs: "We haven't even seen a shekel from all your exits; inviting us to a performance is like ordering a salad." Hulio, who smiled throughout the evening, was perhaps a little less amused when the group on stage began encouraging the crowd to push for a company trip abroad next year.
Thus, despite suggestions to fly to Thailand, the "Ma Kashur" trio rejected the proposal because they had already been there. The audience and the trio decided unanimously: next year, it's Las Vegas. Will founder and CEO Shalev Hulio agree?
Dream has many reasons to smile. Just last June, the artificial intelligence company announced the completion of a $260 million funding round at a $3 billion valuation, just three years after its establishment.
Dream was founded about three years ago by Israeli entrepreneur Shalev Hulio, known as the former CEO of NSO, who teamed up with former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Gil Dolev. The three founded a company offering an advanced solution based on dedicated language models for the cyber world, allowing organizations to detect penetration points and vulnerabilities automatically without the need for hardware installation.
Dream joins an alliance of the world's most influential AI companies
It was reported today that Dream has been chosen to join the Open Secure AI Alliance, a new international alliance launched by Nvidia with the goal of promoting artificial intelligence security through cooperation between industry leaders.
The alliance brings together the most influential technology, AI, and cyber companies in the world, including Microsoft, IBM, Palantir, Palo Alto Networks, and Cisco, which are working together to develop tools, standards, and practices that will help make artificial intelligence systems safer, more reliable, and more resilient.
Dream is one of the first Israeli companies to take part in the initiative. As part of the alliance, the company will contribute its experience in developing AI solutions for protecting governments and critical infrastructure, alongside its expertise in the field of Sovereign AI — the ability of countries to operate, manage, and secure artificial intelligence systems independently, on infrastructures under their control.
Dream's participation in the alliance reflects the growing recognition that artificial intelligence security is not limited to protecting models, but requires building infrastructures, tools, and standards that will allow countries to adopt and operate AI in a safe, sovereign, and reliable manner.
Shalev Hulio, founder and CEO of Dream, stated: "A government has two basic duties: to provide for the needs of its citizens and to protect them. In the era of artificial intelligence, protecting a country means controlling the artificial intelligence that can protect it. Governments need artificial intelligence that they can understand, improve, and operate on systems that are under their control."
