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The article argues that Israel has the potential to rank among the world’s top three artificial intelligence nations, but only if it moves beyond being primarily an R&D hub to producing and scaling major AI products, platforms, and infrastructure locally. Experts emphasize that Israel needs a national compute backbone, expanded advanced engineering talent, and stronger industry-wide coordination to retain companies’ headquarters and leadership domestically. Recent commitments

This article explores the rise of algorithmic management , where automated systems replace traditional human supervisors in assigning tasks, monitoring performance, and providing feedback. Drawing from real-world experiences and research insights from AIMLAB at Tel Aviv University , the piece examines both the advantages —such as consistent evaluation and large-scale data processing—and the challenges , including reduced transparency, limited human context, and ethical concer

Lately we've seen more public attention given to the effects of the latest GenAI models on the startup economy. A fascinating New York Times article shows how AI is redefining the startup playbook. Gone are the days of raising massive funds and hiring at lightning speed. Instead, AI-driven companies are operating with lean teams and achieving remarkable efficiency. Three remarkable examples: Gamma reached tens of millions in annual recurring revenue with just 28 employees an