Author: David Rutman

Cybersixgill, a global cyber threat intelligence data provider, has released its latest State of the Cybercrime Underground report, which highlights the impact of artificial intelligence on the cyber threat landscape. The report analyzed data collected from the clear, deep, and dark web in 2022, comparing it with trends and data from previous years. The report […]

A new AI-generated news presenter has made its debut in Kuwait, marking a ground-breaking development in the world of media. The virtual anchor, named “Fedha”, made her first appearance on a local news network Twitter, sporting a black jacket and white T-shirt and delivering the latest news and headlines in a neutral and professional tone, […]

Face it, we could all use a little help with our money. So who better to ask for personal finance advice than a couple of the most powerful chatbots on the planet? Both OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard are dominating headlines recently, for their generative capabilities and vast storehouses of information. Each has far more […]

Large quantities of Earth’s water may have resulted from a chemical interaction and not visits by ice-filled asteroids and comets, as scientists believe, according to new research by an Israeli-born scientist in Washington, DC. “We demonstrated that early in Earth’s existence, interactions between the magma ocean and a molecular hydrogen proto-atmosphere could have given rise […]

VMware and Binat have launched the first sovereign cloud in Israel, which has followed the increase in the information economy in Israel along with the changing environment of regulations regarding data protection. A sovereign cloud is a new concept that allows organizations, including governments, highly regulated industries such as finance and health, and more to […]

If new power plants are not built in Israel now, a shortage of electricity is expected to occur in the country’s center by 2026. That is what Meir Spiegler, Israel Electric Company CEO, claimed in an interview with Maariv, further explaining that this is why the Reading power plant in Tel Aviv, now dormant, hasn’t […]

Russia’s largest air carrier Aeroflot AFLT.MM, whose aircraft maintenance capabilities are crippled by Western sanctions, sent one of its Airbus AIR.PA planes to Iran for repair, the company said on Tuesday. According to the flight tracking system Flightradar24 the Airbus A330-300 flew to Tehran on April 5 and remains there until now. “The maintenance of […]

Microsoft is adding the artificial intelligence (AI) art generator DALL-E to its Bing search engine and Microsoft Edge browser: Just write in the search bar what image you want, and DALL-E will make it for you. The feature is now publically available to anyone using the latest versions of Bing and Microsoft Edge. Made by […]

Netivei Israel-The National Transport Infrastructure Company and Israel Railways are working together on the Eastern Railways project, which will run between Hadera and Lod alongside Road 6. The major project will be an alternative to the coastal route, which is already at full capacity, and will allow an increase in freight capacity.  The section being […]

Israel is a hub for food tech innovation. At its nucleus is the country’s largest food manufacturer: Tnuva.  Every year, Tnuva’s R&D innovation center launches around 80 new products, according to the company’s Chief Innovation Officer, Shay Cohen, and its Chief R&D Officer, Pnina Sverdlov.  “We understand that we need to provide solutions for all […]