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Range Rover Launches First Electric SUV with 22-Minute Charging
The British luxury brand unveils its first all-electric model, featuring a 600 km range and legendary off-road capabilities combined with advanced EV technology.

AI vs. its own fake: Chatbots debunked 93% of disinformation narratives
A new study by NPR and NewsGuard reveals that modern AI models are highly effective at countering disinformation. In 93% of cases, chatbots successfully debunk false narratives by providing accurate context.

Experiment went wrong: autonomous vehicle lost control and crashed into a police car
An experiment conducted in Pakistan ended when the vehicle went out of control and hit a police car parked on the side of the road. The reporter inside the car was seen pulling the handbrake without success. In a clarification post, he warned that the system is not "completely safe and reliable," noting that on a busy road the results could have been fatal.

"Exit at the Induction Center", Episode 1: The IDF Elite – and the Short Path to High-Tech
There is military service that ends with a discharge certificate and a grant, and there is service that can turn into a career worth millions of shekels within a few years. The new documentary series "Exit at the Induction Center", based on Riki Maman's book "The Tech Oligarchy", examines how IDF technological units have become a major entry ticket to Israeli high-tech, and asks who gets this...

Dyson enters a surprising field: this is the company's new and revolutionary product
After six years of development, Dyson is launching a first-of-its-kind toothbrush that combines a macro camera and artificial intelligence, which identifies gaps between teeth and sprays a focused jet of water for thorough cleaning.

Dyson Unveils CameraJet Toothbrush with Built-in Camera
Dyson has introduced the CameraJet, an electric toothbrush featuring a built-in camera and AI-driven processor that identifies interdental spaces to deliver precise water jets for cleaning.

The new role of former Shin Bet head Ronen Bar
The former head of the Shin Bet is advising SpringAI, a Tel Aviv-based digital intelligence startup that develops tools to identify political influence attempts online. The scope of the consulting, its start date, and terms are unknown. The company is linked to the BNF technology group of Brigadier General (res.) Rami Ben-Efraim.

Yinon Costica and Omer Adam Invest in AIR Security: Cyber Startup Raises $50 Million
Cybersecurity firm AIR Security, which develops a safety platform for the AI agent supply chain, has raised $50 million in a Seed round. The company focuses on real-time threat prevention for AI agents.

Sonos introduces a new operating system, soundbar, and headphones with ChatGPT connectivity
The veteran audio company is introducing its biggest change yet, launching Sonos 27, which expands its open platform with AI-based control and unique control from within AI agents, introduces new ways to stream sound throughout the home, and adds a new speaker and headphones to its product line.

Tried to connect to WhatsApp from your computer and got blocked? You are not alone
Users in Israel report that attempting to connect to WhatsApp Web leads to an immediate account ban on their mobile device, with some caught in a recurring loop of bans. An expert in the field explains what is likely behind the glitch and which actions should be avoided right now to keep your account safe.

Apple vs. OpenAI: Hundreds of former employees at the center of a massive legal storm
The disclosure of new evidence in court is causing deep concern at Apple, which discovered that hundreds of its employees have moved to its main competitor. The company's true fear regarding the leakage of its most secret developments has now been revealed.

Israeli startup DataAgent emerges from stealth with $10 million funding
Israeli startup DataAgent has emerged from stealth mode with $10 million in funding. The company's platform acts as an autonomous SRE, automatically resolving system failures within Kubernetes environments.

"Z-Library, my love": Lawsuit reveals how Claude was trained on pirated torrents
A new lawsuit against Anthropic reveals details of systematic use of pirated data to train the Claude language model. The company's management is accused of large-scale copyright infringement.

Cars have advanced, regulation has lagged behind: Israel is not prepared for the electric vehicle era
Two recent incidents in Israel have highlighted a lack of regulatory readiness for electric vehicles. A fire in a Rishon LeZion parking lot exposed infrastructure risks, while a Tesla driver's misuse of semi-autonomous systems underscored the dangers of ignoring safety protocols.

"It's an outdated perception, and fortunately it is changing"
Data shows that only about 26% of workers in the cyber field are women, and only 5.1% of companies in the field are led by female CEOs. On the occasion of International Women in Cyber Day, Liron Yosifian from Check Point, Gal Cohen from MIND, and Noam Raveh from Sweet Security discuss their professional paths, the impact of the AI revolution, and explain why the image of the field must change...

AI Giant Supporting Israel Faces Boycott Threat: Legal Warning Issued
The Islington Council pension fund in London is considering divesting from Palantir shares due to its partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The organization UK Lawyers for Israel has warned the fund of potential legal repercussions.

OpenAI reveals advertising revenue data, Israel still left out
OpenAI's advertising business has reached an annual revenue run rate of $1 billion just 200 days after launching ads in ChatGPT. The service has expanded to 47 countries, though Israel is not included.

Eyal Golan and Omer Adam in shock: The scam stealing your bank account details
Representatives of top cultural figures have filed complaints following aggressive phishing ads offering concert tickets in collaboration with major banks. Cyber experts warn of the new danger.

The AI Trap: How a Developer's Crypto Assets Were Nearly Stolen
A prominent developer followed instructions from an advanced AI model, unaware that the link led to malicious software designed to seize his funds. He narrowly escaped the attack through quick action.

Pollutant emissions in Israel decreased amid the war
According to a report by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, pollutant emissions in Israel declined in 2025. The primary drivers were reduced coal usage at power plants and a decrease in industrial activity due to the ongoing war.

An end to antiquities forgery? The new magnetic method that exposes fake pottery
Researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the Hebrew University have developed a method based on the "magnetic memory" of pottery. It can expose modern forgeries and assist museums, archaeologists, and law enforcement in the fight against the illegal antiquities trade.

It's happening again: Global outage in ChatGPT
Many users reported a malfunction in the chatbot that affects a wide range of actions, such as opening new tasks, continuing tasks that are already running, and uploading documents. OpenAI has not yet announced when the fix for the malfunction is expected.

Has Noah's Ark been found? The mysterious structure causing a stir in the world
The Turkish government has granted unprecedented permission for excavation and research on a mysterious structure near Mount Ararat, as initial findings reveal an exact match to the biblical description and deep cavities in the ground.

OpenClaw 2.0 Released: A Massive Update for the AI Agent
OpenClaw has launched its most significant update to date. Version 2.0 introduces a streamlined installation process, a rebuilt browser application, and advanced features that allow the agent to learn and evolve in the background.

Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry, dies at 87
Prof. Ada Yonath, the 2009 Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry and Israel Prize laureate, has passed away at the age of 87. A pioneer in ribosome research, her work was instrumental in the development of new antibiotics.

Professor Ada Yonath passed away at the age of 87
Yonath was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 for her research on ribosomes. She worked for many years at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot and was a recipient of the Israel Prize.

Are you becoming a robot? Scientific research reveals the effects of artificial intelligence
Scientists warn that the human attempt to streamline discourse with computerized service agents leads to the adoption of predictable response patterns, which narrows the space for expression and the uniqueness of consumers.

Instagram to label AI-generated profiles and limit reach for those who do not comply
The new label will clarify that it is a character created by artificial intelligence and not a real person. Accounts that do not use it may suffer a reduction in reach.

Emission Register: Orot Rabin remains Israel's most polluting plant
The 2025 PRTR report indicates a 12% decrease in air pollution costs in Israel, saving the economy 4.2 billion shekels. Despite improvements, environmentalists criticize the continued operation of coal-fired units at the Orot Rabin power plant, citing health risks to the public.

The model I'm working with is 100 times smaller than yours, and my AI agent still works great
The author shares his experience building an efficient AI agent using a small local model, Qwen2.5-Coder-32B. Instead of relying on massive context windows, he employs architectural solutions: task decomposition among sub-agents, external search tools, and structured data delivery, proving that architecture is more important than model size.

Internet down during a power outage? The trick to stay connected
A sudden power outage is always frustrating, especially when your home internet cuts out. Many believe that an expensive Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is necessary, but the solution is much simpler and cheaper. Your router consumes very little energy, and with a bit of resourcefulness, you can keep it running for hours using a standard portable charger.

Before the school year: The WhatsApp move that will protect children
The school year starts tomorrow, and with it, the activity in class WhatsApp groups. Not everyone is aware that Meta launched a feature for managing children's accounts under 13, which blocks requests from strangers and restricts access to unsafe content. Here is how to activate parental control.

Anthropic updates Claude Code limits: users claim harm
Anthropic announced a 25% increase in the base quota for Claude Code, but the removal of a temporary 50% bonus results in a net 17% reduction in limits for users.

Why is Google changing the links you click on in search?
Google has begun implementing intermediate 'goto' links in search results. This change is designed to restrict automated data harvesting (scraping) by third-party tools and AI services.

Huge funding round in Israeli high-tech: $15 million for physical games
The startup that connects classic board games like chess and the Rubik's cube to the digital world has completed a surprising investment round, on its way to establishing a sales network in the United States.

Scientists forgot about an experiment in the forest. They returned 40 years later - and were amazed
In the late 1980s, an ambitious experiment was launched in Australia to answer a seemingly simple question: what is the best way to log trees without destroying the forest in the long term? Researchers marked areas, logged trees using different methods, and began tracking what grew in their place. Over time, the project faded, but decades later, researchers from the University of Melbourne...

A blow to TV reporters: WhatsApp accounts of well-known journalists blocked
The disturbing wave of blocks on the popular application in Israel has reached two well-known journalists, one of whom was forced to move to an alternative platform to continue communicating with his sources and working continuously.

Israeli breakthrough: A saliva test that will predict cancer and heart disease years in advance
Israeli scientists have developed an innovative saliva test that maps the human genome and is capable of detecting the risk of about 50 types of cancer, stroke, and heart disease years before they break out.

Why you should avoid charging your phone all night
Connecting the device to electricity throughout the night accelerates battery wear and reduces its energy capacity over time. A technological review explains what happens to lithium cells during sleep and why activating a smart charging mechanism prevents unnecessary wear.

Security secret revealed: The manipulation that brought down artificial intelligence
An American investigative journalist managed to bypass the safety mechanisms of artificial intelligence and extract highly classified information, without using hacking code but through simple psychological manipulation that left experts stunned.