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Prof. Judea Pearl  credit: Ofir Begun At 88, the father of AI worries about his grandchildren

Prof. Judea Pearl talks about AI's dangers, the ignorance about Zionism on US campuses, the brutal murder of his son Daniel, and how he hankers after his native Bnei Brak.

Aviad Ariel  credit: Omer Hacohen Salesforce-Own deal hugely lucrative - for the early birds

"Globes" talks to Aviad Ariel, whose Vertex fund has made a handsome return, about Own's origins and the decision to put its eggs in the Salesforce basket.

נא לכתוב Akko south beach credit: Gal-Or Fishbain architects Thousands of new homes planned for Israel's seafront

From north to south "Globes" lists some of the major new construction projects along Israel's beachfront.

Maccabiahj chairman Assaf Goren credit: Ronen Tepelberg "Maccabiah 2025 will be the biggest-ever"

Maccabiah chairman Assaf Goren expects next summer's 'Jewish Olympics' to be an important demonstration of Zionist solidarity in the face of rising antisemitism.

Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua credit: Heinz Troll European Patent Office "Judicial reform and war are harming Israeli tech"

Amnon Shashua told the Goldfarb Gross Seligman and PwC Israel Up & Coming conference that the war is hurting Israeli tech because customers and investors are scared to come here.

Israel Air Force F-35 fighter aircraft credit: IAF UK forced to limit arms export embargo on Israel

Former US national security advisor Robert O'Brien warned that a full arms embargo on Israel could threaten UK company BAE's participation in F-35 aircraft production.

Chinese competition  credit: Maytronics, Caesarstone, Shutterstock  processing: Tali Bogdanovsky Companies on a winner, till the Chinese came along

How can an innovative Israeli company (Maytronics, SolarEdge) cope when a Chinese competitor produces something much cheaper and almost as good?

Philadelphi Corridor credit: IDF Spokesperson Can Israel afford to withdraw from Philadelphi Corridor?

"Globes" talks to experts about the 14 kilometer Egypt-Gaza Strip border, which is at the heart of the hostage deal dispute.

Cedar of Lebanon sculpture at entrance to Beirut Port  credit: Reuters/Laurent Perpigna Iban Knock out Lebanon's power supply? It doesn't exist

Attacking Lebanese infrastructure is seen as a way for Israel to pressure Hezbollah. The problem is that there's not much to attack.

Hilla Haddad Chmelnik credit: Rami Zarniger "Israel's air defense can deal with Hezbollah rockets"

Aeronautics and space engineer Hilla Haddad Chmelnik, who helped develop Iron Dome, says Hezbollah has been humiliated and will again try to attack quality targets, strategic sites or densely populated areas.

2024 ''Globes'' most promising startups "Globes'" ten most promising startup of 2024

This year's crop includes technologies from underground mapping to metabolism monitoring to autonomous tractors, and of course features plenty of AI.

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