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Google has released Gemini 4 Carbon, its most powerful AI model to date, exclusively for Google AI Ultra subscribers at 390 shekels per month. The release introduces advanced multi-agent capabilities as Google seeks to counter rivals OpenAI and Anthropic.

Israeli attorneys criticize the judicial system's shift to AI-powered court transcriptions, citing speaker confusion, errors, and disrupted legal proceedings.

The ICI 2026 cardiovascular innovation conference in Tel Aviv will focus on artificial intelligence in medical imaging, robotic systems, and advanced heart treatments from December 6 to 8.

Microsoft has filed a patent for an AI system designed to alter live video and audio in real time, changing spoken words and synchronizing lip movements.

A new Kantar survey reveals that 87% of Israeli students feel schools fail to prepare them for the future, highlighting demands for financial literacy, digital resilience, and AI adaptation.

Meta is rolling out a global AI age-estimation system on Instagram to automatically migrate minor accounts to strict teen protections, combating fake birth dates amid mounting legal pressure.

Newly discovered documents reveal a $64.8 million deal that brought 32 servers equipped with advanced Nvidia B300 chips to China, exposing persistent gaps in U.S. export controls.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping e-commerce as 49% of consumers buy from unfamiliar brands based on AI recommendations. While automation boosts conversion rates, it introduces new cybersecurity threats and requires strict access controls.

American fund KKR is selling its uncompleted data center shell in Petah Tikva to Nofar Energy for $85 million. The deal provides Nofar with pre-existing power infrastructure amid sector shortages.

Dr. Maya Rosman warns the public against fraudulent deepfake ads promoting weight-loss drops. Experts explain how the body processes fat and evaluate dietary supplements.

National Cyber Directorate head Yossi Karadi warned that Iran is developing AI-powered cyberattack capabilities. Speaking at Cyber Week, he highlighted the emerging threat of a cyber war of attrition and raised concerns over AI-driven physical risks.

Experts at an upcoming medical conference discuss the growing reliance on AI chatbots for health advice, weighing benefits against reliability risks and pilot programs in Israeli hospitals.

A new national survey reveals that 90% of Israeli teenagers use artificial intelligence, with many relying on it for personal advice while rarely verifying accuracy or avoiding harmful content.

Sixteen prominent Israeli startups have been selected for the upcoming Calcalist and Bank Hapoalim RoadShow, connecting early-stage tech ventures with top venture capital funds.

Swiss bank EFG projects 3.5% global growth for 2027 while warning that rising energy costs could spark further interest rate hikes. The report highlights AI infrastructure spending, cybersecurity demands, and renewable energy investments impacting global markets and Israel.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warned that restricting U.S. data center construction could cause a major strategic blunder, driving AI investments abroad as computing demand surges.

AI pioneer and Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton warns that unregulated artificial intelligence could trigger a global catastrophe comparable to Chernobyl. In a recent interview, he highlighted severe cyberattack risks, autonomous AI agents, and prioritized profits by tech leaders.

Anthropic has launched its Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 AI models ahead of a potential public offering, boasting 30 percent faster speeds and lower costs.

Data center projects faced widespread voter resistance during US midterm elections, with measures restricting construction passing in nearly all states. Only a small town in North Dakota approved a USD 3 billion Oracle-linked facility, citing substantial tax revenues.

Israeli cybersecurity unicorn Axonius is laying off 9% of its workforce, affecting 66 employees, as it pivots to AI-driven operational methods.

American security platform Vanta is acquiring Israeli AI security startup Pillar Security for approximately $150 million in a cash-and-stock deal. Pillar's R&D center in Israel will integrate its technology into Vanta's Agentic Trust platform.

Nvidia CTO Michael Kagan announced that Israel ranks among the global leaders in artificial intelligence alongside the US and China, highlighting the nation's technological prowess during Tel Aviv University's Cyber and AI Week.

Israeli AI publishing platform Spines has raised $64 million, including a $29 million Series A-1 round led by Zeev Ventures and a $35 million debt facility. The company automates the publishing process for thousands of authors worldwide.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a global controversy drawing reactions from Washington and Beijing. Despite potential probes and stock pressure, analysts expect him to retain his position.

Actor Jesse Eisenberg admits to testing AI writing tools out of paranoia but remains relieved they cannot yet replace human screenwriters, while warning about future economic challenges for creators.

The Israel Airports Authority announced the winners of its Runway 26 innovation program, selecting startups specializing in AI security, aviation safety, and cyber recovery to pilot technologies at Ben Gurion Airport.

Jerusalem Artists' House will open four new exhibitions on November 21, 2026, featuring AI-driven art exploring historical memory, tourism at the Wolf's Lair, and installations on trauma and architecture.

Israel Police have partnered with Bar-Ilan University students to combat rampant car theft using AI and academic research. The joint initiative aims to analyze criminal trends, counter TikTok recruitment, and stem a billion-shekel illicit economy.

Ceva reported Q3 2026 revenue of $29.1 million, up 2% year-over-year, driven by record AI licensing and a surge in cellular IoT shipments.

A new AI rebound phenomenon shows US companies rehiring workers laid off for automation. Nearly 20 percent return with higher pay and security demands, proving human expertise remains indispensable.

Monday.com shares fell in pre-market trading despite beating Q3 expectations with $378 million in revenue and raising its annual guidance. The software firm navigates an AI-driven pivot amid broader SaaS market pressures.

Apple CEO John Ternus has pushed software chief Craig Federighi to accelerate autonomous AI development as internal tensions mount. Facing fierce competition from OpenAI, Google, and Chinese rivals, Apple is overhauling its operating system development to transform Siri into an active agent.

Apple is revamping its AI strategy under new leadership, with executive John Ternus pushing Software Chief Craig Federighi to accelerate development on Siri to compete with next-generation autonomous AI agents.

Israel unveiled its national artificial intelligence strategy at Tel Aviv University, aiming to secure energy, infrastructure, and computing independence from foreign tech giants within five to seven years.

Palantir Technologies reported a 96% surge in third-quarter 2026 revenue to $2.31 billion, fueled by a 148% jump in US commercial sales. The software developer raised its full-year guidance amidst robust demand for its artificial intelligence platforms.

Wall Street analysts stress that interest rates, energy prices, and macroeconomic trends continue to outweigh political outcomes following the US elections. Experts from Leverage Shares, Themes ETFs, and Defiance ETFs evaluate market resilience, crypto volatility, and the maturation of AI investments.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a board review and intelligence scrutiny following reports of a relationship with a businesswoman suspected of ties to Beijing, raising strategic questions for the tech giant.

US regulatory hurdles and local resistance to AI data centers face a powerful counterbalance in global technological competition and strategic imperatives.

Israeli cyber unicorn Cyera is closing an $800 million funding round at a $20 billion valuation, led by Cyberstarts with a $300 million investment. The company develops AI-driven data security platforms.

Clalit Health Services has received a $2 million grant from Google.org to develop an AI-powered conversational assistant. The tool aims to help patients overcome digital and language barriers by providing voice-based medical scheduling and support.

A North Carolina cybersecurity expert is suing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman after his wife allegedly used ChatGPT to plot his poisoning. The lawsuit raises critical questions about AI safety, validation of dangerous ideas, and data retention.

AI subscription models face scrutiny as intensive users quickly exhaust monthly quotas, leading to unexpected costs. Legal battles emerge over pricing transparency and actual usage limits.

Anthropic's upcoming Nasdaq IPO serves as a major litmus test for the artificial intelligence sector amid massive infrastructure investments and financial commitments, according to industry experts.

Israel's sports-tech sector is gaining global traction as startups like Playermaker and GainGuard supply AI performance and injury prevention tools to elite football clubs, while Israeli tech exits surge to 70 billion dollars in 2025.

Bank of Israel and TASE experts warned at a recent financial conference that apparent portfolio diversification often masks concentrated risks, while out-of-date regulations push retail investors toward unregulated financial influencers.

Eran Haruty, general manager of Marvell Israel, discusses the booming AI chip sector, massive data center revenue projections, and the strategic Lumentum acquisition amid recent market volatility.

Government debt growth and AI infrastructure funding will dictate stock market trends, says Adi Shahaf of Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank, pointing to massive US debt and future Israeli financing needs.

Wall Street's Magnificent Seven tech giants showed diverging trends as Amazon surged 8% while Nvidia and Tesla dropped sharply amid investor scrutiny over heavy AI infrastructure spending.

SolarEdge is targeting the AI data center boom with a new Solid State Transformer technology developed in Israel. Despite a weak Q4 forecast and declining solar revenues, the company aims for $600 million in data center infrastructure revenue by 2029.

Couples and individuals increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to draft divorce agreements and wills to cut costs. However, legal experts warn that AI-generated documents often miss crucial financial rights, fail statutory formalities, and carry hidden long-term risks.