Tag: AI

"Our technology analyzes a vast amount of digital footprints to identify signs of potential risk," the RealEye startup says.

The new funding brings the company's total funding to $160 million since emerging from stealth in March of 2022.

“I don’t care what you’re investing in, you should use, you should explore advanced AI in Israel . . . people who do that will succeed, and people who don’t do that will fall behind."

It's interesting that American activists oppose the judicial selection process they have in the US... when it comes to Israel.

ChatGPT in the wild?

Gabriel's AI identifies early signs of a threat including aggressive behavior, weapons, or gunshots, and automates immediate lifesaving action including sending alerts, calling for help, and providing responders with live video and communication inside the scene.

Fans will be able to watch, hear, and experience everything their favorite player does while on the court.

This is the beginning of a new era for digital health, and the involvement of Israeli startups in the American health market has become more significant than ever.

“The AI revolution is expected to impact our way of life in every aspect,” from drug development to security systems, robotics and even social issues,” said Professor Meir Feder, who will head the center.

“Our robot employment agency is a game-changer,” said Ran Poliakine, founder of SixAI. “It will provide capacity in markets that struggle with labor availability either through the difficulty of the work itself or the cost pressures they face.”

“AI intends to fund dozens of start-ups, bringing them on Aliya to build their dream," says David Goldberger, "starting at $500k per deal for the business launch.”

Special Note: For the past two weeks, my columns have focused on ways and means to establish shalom bayis in our homes and our families. The following is the third installment of this series.

Special Note: In my last column, I discussed the tragic consequences of Sinas ChinamB jealousy and hatred of the brothers toward Joseph that cast us into our first exile in Egypt, which continues to plague us to this very day. The following is a continuation of that column: