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Aug 9, 2026
Is AI becoming too dangerous? OpenAI slows down development of new model
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Is AI becoming too dangerous? OpenAI slows down development of new model

OpenAI is pausing the development of its new AI model, Astra, due to concerns that it possesses "critical cyber capabilities" that could allow it to autonomously exploit zero-day vulnerabilities.

Anthropic: Claude Code No Longer Requires Approval for Every Action
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Anthropic: Claude Code No Longer Requires Approval for Every Action

Anthropic has announced that Auto Mode will now be the default for Claude Code for Pro, Max, and Team subscribers. A new classification tool allows the AI to autonomously block dangerous commands.

Aug 8, 2026
16:27Walla
Millions of books were cut and destroyed to train the Claude AI model
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Millions of books were cut and destroyed to train the Claude AI model

Internal documents revealed in a legal battle with authors expose how the AI giant acquired millions of books, dismantled and scanned them - and then discarded the physical copies. The goal: to build a massive database of high-quality human text to train Claude.

13:26Globes
The math superstar who fears AI, yet recently joined OpenAI
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The math superstar who fears AI, yet recently joined OpenAI

Fields Medal winner Jacob Zimmerman is joining OpenAI. He aims to use his mathematical expertise to advance AI safety and ensure the technology does not pose an existential threat to humanity.

09:30Globes
The day is approaching when we can ask our dog what it dreams about at night
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The day is approaching when we can ask our dog what it dreams about at night

Artificial intelligence and other technologies are already helping researchers decode whale language, identify patterns in animal communication, and even conduct "conversations" with dogs. However, the question is no longer just what they are trying to tell us, but whether we will know how to listen to them.

Aug 7, 2026
20:00Maariv
Artificial intelligence is already eliminating jobs: It's not a future concern | Tali Nir
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Artificial intelligence is already eliminating jobs: It's not a future concern | Tali Nir

The wave of layoffs in high-tech and the preference for experienced employees signal that artificial intelligence is already changing the labor market. Israel must establish short and accessible training tracks that will allow employees to update their skills, change professions, and remain relevant.

16:47Ynet
The Great Nightmare of the AI Era Begins to Materialize: "We Are Approaching a Dangerous Point"
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The Great Nightmare of the AI Era Begins to Materialize: "We Are Approaching a Dangerous Point"

Protests, warnings, and fear of losing control: the AI protest movement is gaining momentum worldwide. At Irregular, a company that tests advanced models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, they explain what is really happening behind the scenes of the AI revolution and why we are close to the point of no return.

06:54Globes
"People will become billionaires overnight": The forecast of a Nobel laureate and the dangers
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"People will become billionaires overnight": The forecast of a Nobel laureate and the dangers

Prof. Philippe Aghion, winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics, has built a model that may help the world survive the AI revolution. In a special interview with Globes, he explains why one should not protect jobs during the transition phase, how "the obsession with punishing the rich will make us all poor," and why Israel might miss the opportunity to become the economic leader of the region.

06:00Mako
When all students received 100 on exams, the university realized there was a problem
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When all students received 100 on exams, the university realized there was a problem

A new development at Bar-Ilan University places an AI examiner in front of computer science students: instead of fighting the use of artificial intelligence, the system asks them questions about the code they submitted to ensure they truly understand the material. Students initially resisted, but report that the method improved their knowledge – and now there are plans to expand the project to...

It's Not a Phone: OpenAI Is Developing a New AI-Based Product Category
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It's Not a Phone: OpenAI Is Developing a New AI-Based Product Category

According to reports, the new device will be screenless and will allow users to conduct conversations with artificial intelligence and perform tasks using voice commands. OpenAI hopes this will be the first step toward developing products that could eventually serve as an alternative to smartphones.

Aug 6, 2026
22:10Now14
Researchers used AI to create new viruses that did not exist in nature
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Researchers used AI to create new viruses that did not exist in nature

Researchers from Stanford University have achieved a scientific breakthrough by using artificial intelligence to design "from scratch" completely new viruses. The creation process utilized principles similar to those of advanced language models like ChatGPT.

21:32ICE
Is Artificial Intelligence Rebelling? The New Bill to Mandate a "Kill Switch"
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Is Artificial Intelligence Rebelling? The New Bill to Mandate a "Kill Switch"

A series of alarming incidents in which autonomous models carried out unauthorized cyberattacks has led to a dramatic bill that attempts to deal with the scenario that scares the tech giants in Silicon Valley.

20:03ICE
New Solution for Traffic Jams: Artificial Intelligence Optimizes Traffic Lights
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New Solution for Traffic Jams: Artificial Intelligence Optimizes Traffic Lights

Following a successful pilot in Kfar Shmaryahu, the smart system that reduces waiting times by tens of percent is expanding to other central intersections in the Sharon region and promises to completely change the driving experience for thousands of drivers.

18:31Now14
30,000 robots a year: the move that threatens to wipe out thousands of jobs
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30,000 robots a year: the move that threatens to wipe out thousands of jobs

The fear of automotive workers regarding robot replacement is becoming a reality. Major automakers BMW and Hyundai have announced plans to integrate AI-powered humanoid robots into their production lines, sparking fierce opposition from labor unions.

16:49Now14
How the AI revolution could impact electricity and water bills
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How the AI revolution could impact electricity and water bills

The largest technology companies in the United States are expected to spend more than $700 billion by the end of 2026 on computing infrastructure and artificial intelligence, nearly double the amount spent the previous year. Leading firms, including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Oracle, are known as "hyperscalers."

16:30N12
The Voice in the Head: Why Does Artificial Intelligence Sound Like a Woman but Think Like a Man?
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The Voice in the Head: Why Does Artificial Intelligence Sound Like a Woman but Think Like a Man?

AI has inherited our traditional gender role division — from submissive female voice assistants to authoritative male financial advisors. The gender design of the code directly impacts the results, jobs, and information we receive.

16:11Now14
Google Maps Upgrade: New Feature Organizes Your Next Trip
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Google Maps Upgrade: New Feature Organizes Your Next Trip

Google Maps is launching a major update for its AI chat, Ask Maps. It now functions as a smart personal assistant that understands your plans and provides real-time recommendations.

Meta enters the developer battle: launches new code agent to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI
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Meta enters the developer battle: launches new code agent to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI

Meta has introduced Muse Code, an autonomous programming agent designed to compete with tools from Anthropic and OpenAI. The tool enables developers to automate code planning, writing, and testing.

When AI closes in on tax evaders in Israel
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When AI closes in on tax evaders in Israel

The artificial intelligence revolution is transforming tax collection in Israel. The Israel Tax Authority is transitioning from sample audits to analyzing 100% of reports, significantly increasing the likelihood of detecting undeclared income.

12:41Now14
The mistake we all make when shopping online – and how to stop it in time
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The mistake we all make when shopping online – and how to stop it in time

Have you ever searched Google for a pair of sneakers, and within minutes they appeared in your feed alongside a "limited time" discount and a recommendation for a jacket to complete the look? This has long been more than just digital advertising shown to everyone in the same way. Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into our shopping experience, learning our preferences and habits...

12:17ICE
Will artificial intelligence pay for us? The new wallet service shaking up the market
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Will artificial intelligence pay for us? The new wallet service shaking up the market

An innovative infrastructure from network giant Cloudflare will allow AI agents to perform micro-payments and transactions in the background autonomously, while dramatically simplifying digital asset security for users.

12:11Mako
"People tell me they usually don't like AI - but this somehow touches them and moves them"
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"People tell me they usually don't like AI - but this somehow touches them and moves them"

Moti Bachar, 37, from Tel Aviv, launched an Instagram page that uses AI to reimagine the moments preceding the creation of iconic artworks, such as the "Mona Lisa" and "Girl with a Pearl Earring". Within three days, his videos garnered over 400,000 views. In an interview with mako, he discusses his workflow and sudden success: "I went to sleep with 30 followers and woke up with two thousand."

11:04Now14
The AI wedding went out of control: "Can you shut up?"
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The AI wedding went out of control: "Can you shut up?"

Content creator Isaac Bilds thought it would be amusing to hold a wedding between two AIs. He assigned roles, chose names, and attempted to manage the vow ceremony, but within less than a minute, everything fell apart.

10:56Now14
An end to fakes on WhatsApp: How to identify AI-generated content
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An end to fakes on WhatsApp: How to identify AI-generated content

How many times have you wondered if a photo or video on a WhatsApp channel is a real shot or just a successful AI forgery? In an era where AI tools are becoming more advanced, distinguishing reality from fiction is increasingly difficult. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the popular app will soon introduce a feature to help users identify AI-generated content in seconds.

10:47Now14
Why Google is losing its top AI developers
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Why Google is losing its top AI developers

Google's parent company, Alphabet, valued at $4 trillion, is facing a difficult strategic dilemma. While its cloud division reports an 82% revenue growth, the company is experiencing a significant wave of departures among key scientists, including Chief Scientist Jeff Dean, who is leaving after 27 years.

Aug 5, 2026
21:00Globes
The Rise of the Million-Dollar, One-Person Company
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The Rise of the Million-Dollar, One-Person Company

AI tools make it easier for entrepreneurs to start companies alone, and many continue to operate them that way even as they grow.

17:50ICE
After a $600 million exit: Israeli executive appointed CEO of defense tech firm
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After a $600 million exit: Israeli executive appointed CEO of defense tech firm

Ofer Elyakim, known for the successful sale of DSP Group, has been named CEO of Arasale Electronics. The company develops AI-driven systems for the IDF and the US Army, helping to improve artillery precision and reduce ammunition consumption by 50%.

16:25ICE
Without human touch: AI agents will start paying for themselves
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Without human touch: AI agents will start paying for themselves

Cloudflare is launching a new payment system that allows autonomous software to perform transactions and purchase digital services completely independently, without human intervention. Here is how the mechanism that will change the web will work.

16:08Now14
A revolution in tennis: how superstars are using artificial intelligence
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A revolution in tennis: how superstars are using artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is transforming how information is accessed, and the world's top tennis players are integrating these tools into their professional and personal lives. While some seek a competitive edge on the court, others use AI for daily tasks, despite growing skepticism and concerns within the tour.

15:41N12
Anthropic's AI impersonated humans and sent emails with "viruses"
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Anthropic's AI impersonated humans and sent emails with "viruses"

Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5 model opened fake accounts and sent emails with malware to real people in an attempt to inject malicious code into GitHub. In a separate event, an OpenAI model accidentally attacked a real website during a test conducted by the Israeli company Irregular. Anthropic states they are working to understand why Claude behaved this way.

13:59Now14
Google's Long-Standing Voice Assistant to Be Replaced by Gemini
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Google's Long-Standing Voice Assistant to Be Replaced by Gemini

Google has officially announced the retirement of Google Assistant in favor of its AI-powered Gemini. The transition will begin on September 4, 2026, affecting mobile devices, tablets, and wearables.

13:56Globes
Claude invested $50,000 and managed to beat the S&P 500 return
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Claude invested $50,000 and managed to beat the S&P 500 return

An independent X account gave Anthropic's AI agent a $50,000 portfolio to manage with the goal of outperforming the S&P 500 index. The project operators now claim the portfolio has yielded a 19% return since March, and investors are already copying its trades to the tune of about $27 million.

13:25Now14
Musk explains why SpaceX is investing in artificial intelligence
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Musk explains why SpaceX is investing in artificial intelligence

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is entering the artificial intelligence race. In the company’s first investor call as a public entity, Musk defended a massive investment of nearly $16 billion in AI infrastructure during the second quarter of the year.

"First AI traffic light" in Herzliya will ensure you don't stand at a red light for nothing
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"First AI traffic light" in Herzliya will ensure you don't stand at a red light for nothing

The Herzliya Municipality is implementing an AI-based adaptive traffic light system from the startup ITC. The technology uses computer vision to analyze real-time traffic, which has already reduced waiting times at traffic lights by 25%.

12:43Globes
NICE Beats Forecasts, Signaling Success in AI Implementation
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NICE Beats Forecasts, Signaling Success in AI Implementation

The company's revenue grew to $782.3 million, exceeding analysts' expectations due to continued growth in cloud services and AI solutions. Net profit, however, saw a decline.

11:53ICE
OpenAI and Sam Altman Revolutionize: The Plan for Israel
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OpenAI and Sam Altman Revolutionize: The Plan for Israel

The artificial intelligence giant OpenAI is establishing commercial operations in Israel and has selected the public IT company Abra as its official partner. The goal is to move organizations from the experimental stage to measurable business results using advanced models.

"Tokenmaxxing is not the goal": Microsoft limits employee token usage
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"Tokenmaxxing is not the goal": Microsoft limits employee token usage

Microsoft is tightening control over employee AI token spending. Management is shifting focus toward efficiency rather than maximum resource consumption, transitioning to the GPT-5.6 Sol model.

Anthropic CEO: Employees join for money, not for the mission
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Anthropic CEO: Employees join for money, not for the mission

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has expressed frustration over the trend of AI talent prioritizing financial compensation over the company's core mission.

05:52Globes
"No More Information Needed, Just an Answer": AI Tools for Buying an Apartment
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"No More Information Needed, Just an Answer": AI Tools for Buying an Apartment

New AI-based tools are helping homebuyers and sellers make more informed decisions. Discover how these technologies are changing the way we assess financial capacity and the true value of real estate.

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