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Netflix series ‘Spy Ops’ looks deeply into Mossad history
"Especially today, it’s important for countries, especially democracies, to say, clearly... that sometimes you have to protect democracy and sometimes it requires doing ugly things.”
Tech & Start Ups
Iranian hackers hijacked websites to target Israelis in new attacks
The cyberattacks collected browsing history, cookies, and usernames and passwords stored on targeted devices.
By TZVI JOFFRE
29/09/2023
New study digs deep into neural networks to improve AI security
By intentionally exposing their system to potentially confusing data, researchers build resilience to protect against malicious attacks
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
28/09/2023
OpenAI says ChatGPT can now browse internet
OpenAI announced a major update to ChatGPT earlier this week that will enable the viral chatbot to have voice conversations with users and interact using images.
By REUTERS
27/09/2023
Banking & Finance
October looks as if it will be challenging for the Israeli economy
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: Besides inflation, the shekel-US dollar rate will also impact the interest rate decision.
By AHARON KATZ/GLOBES/TNS
29/09/2023
Payment fraud: A growing threat to companies worldwide
A total of 88% of US corporations reported payment breaches in the last year
By ZACHY HENNESSEY
27/09/2023
Israel’s economy saw only 0.1% growth in August, worrying report says
Here's a closer look at the key factors influencing the Israeli economy as highlighted in August’s Index.
By ZACHY HENNESSEY
27/09/2023
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Opinion
When machines develop desires, humanity is in danger - opinion
A new psychological Turing Test is needed to reign in intelligent machines before they pose a significant threat to society.
Yom Kippur War: How ChatGPT can be use for military intel, war simulation - opinion
While technology cannot eliminate uncertainty or surprise, it can help decision-makers think about the future.
Cyber is the new oil in Middle East diplomacy - opinion
At no time since the Yom Kippur War has terrorism abated, nor has guerrilla warfare, intelligence work, lawfare, or cyber attacks on civilian infrastructures.
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Energy & Infrastructure
Israel announces winning tender for Jerusalem light rail's Blue Line
According to the announcement, the Blue Line will begin operations in stages between 2028 and 2030.
By ASAF ZAGRIZAK/GLOBES/TNS
23/09/2023
UBQ Materials raises $70 million for waste-based thermoplastic solution
The company will use the funding to further expand its reach to new markets seeking sustainable materials.
By ZACHY HENNESSEY
14/09/2023
Real Estate
Did Israel let real estate developers destroy a privately-owned nursery?
In a city known for its sacredness, from the perspective of the governing bodies and many developers it appears that nothing is sacred – except money perhaps.
By EITAN GORLIN
29/09/2023
Why is Israel pushing for blockchain-based real estate? - interview
A recent Lands Authority tender has called for blockchain experts — but what does Israel stand to benefit from real estate tokenization?
By ZACHY HENNESSEY
26/09/2023
News Updates
L’Oréal buys Australian beauty brand Aesop
The A Brand’s Fill It hair supplement hits market
Knesset approves tax benefits for hi-tech investors
Enerpoint by Colmobil gets 15 solar contracts
Binance temporarily closes Bitcoin withdrawals due to congestion