AI
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Here is a summary of the video: Bill Gates warned world leaders that artificial intelligence could either bridge global inequality or widen the gap, emphasizing that it will not benefit everyone by accident [00:23]. He stated that without proper regulation, AI risks being designed exclusively “by and for the richest people in the world” [00:44].…
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A Michigan woman in her 60s who has lost much of her ability to speak has used a brain implant to communicate her own words in real time, according to CBS. She is the first participant in Paradromics’ Connect-One clinical study and received the company’s first long-term human implant. A progressive motor neuron disease has…
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Excerpt from Global Times at https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202609/1370528.shtml Foreign enterprises also participated in the construction of the smart plant, as it was jointly built by UBTECH and Siemens Digital Industries Software. Powered by the jointly developed manufacturing operations management system that serves as the factory’s “smart brain,” it achieves full-process digital closed-loop management of work-order scheduling, material…
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Excerpt from Jerusalem Post at https://www.jpost.com/defense-and-tech/article-908493 Over eight working days last July, one of our autonomous drones flew 69 sorties above an 88-megawatt solar field in southern Israel — not a technology demonstration but an operational deployment of a capability in service today. Its job was security: perimeter surveillance, fence-line monitoring, launch-on-alarm response. It passed…
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Excerpt from Jerusalem Post at https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/article-908500 … According to Or, one of the most significant shifts involves zero‑day vulnerabilities, which were previously the domain of highly resourced state actors. “With these frontier models, we see the pace at which attackers can produce zero‑day vulnerabilities, 100 times more than humans can do on their own,” Or…
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Israel’s defense giants and a new generations of startups are reshaping how the country fights its wars https://www.jpost.com/defense-and-tech/article-908371 … A different approach comes from XTEND, whose intuitive operating systems enable personnel to control drones in complex environments with minimal training. Founded in 2018 by Aviv Shapira, Matteo Shapira, Rubi Liani, and Adir Tubi as a…
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CTECH – Latest Israeli Innovation & Tech News Sept 2026 “We proved there are no sacred cows in technology”: Island founder says the company can be worth tens of billions. Island co-founder Dan Amiga says the cybersecurity company has reached $200 million in revenue and is growing 100% annually, with eight of the world’s 10…
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Full article at https://breakingdefense.com/2026/09/israeli-military-creates-new-branch-focused-on-ai-drones-and-robotics/ … “We understand that the future includes unmanned systems, robotics, drones, and the extensive use of artificial intelligence.” To that end, he said, Israel has “finalized the establishment of a new branch of the IDF — a historic development: the Unmanned Systems and Artificial Intelligence Branch, which will be responsible for…
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Without clear instructions, how can an AI learn to make better decisions? Through experience, feedback and repeated interaction with their environment, computers can learn via Reinforcement Learning (RL). This system determines which activities result in better outcomes rather than learning from labelled answers. It assists machines in making increasingly intelligent judgements, from robotics and autonomous……
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Larger AI models don’t automatically correlate to better or more effective models. Would it be possible for a model to include billions of parameters without using them all for every request? This is made possible by Mixture of Experts (MoE), which selectively activates the model’s components that are most helpful for a given input. This……
