Artificial Intelligence

Saving lives with artificial intelligence

New technology developed at Tel Aviv University uses artificial intelligence to help doctors identify high-risk patients.

New program to use artificial intelligence in armored vehicles

Israel Min. of Defense selects IAI as prime contractor to develop technological platforms for the 'Carmel' future armored fighting vehicle.

Australian and Israeli hi-tech companies join forces

Australian-based Redflex has acquired Jerusalem-based RoadMetric, owned by Haredi philanthropist David Hofstedter

New research into blood cells spells hope for COVID patients

Shaare Zedek & Sight Diagnostics working to identify early deterioration in COVID patients, for swifter, more effective treatment.

Algorithm can detect 'Covid-cough' with almost 100% accuracy

MIT research picked up distinctive changes in coronavirus coughs even in asymptomatic carriers.

How to use AI to improve website conversions

More and more companies are starting to integrate AI technology into their business and they are starting to see the effect.

AI makes 'DeepFake' videos more difficult to detect

The latest in artificial intelligence: 'Deep Fake' videos.

Weizmann Institute invests $100 million in AI research center

New artificial intelligence center at Weizmann Institute in Rehovot aims to help Israel become a world leader in underexplored areas of AI.

The automated speech police

Israeli firm launches world's smallest 1-hour delivery service

Common Sense Robo​tics develops AI technology to automate grocery delivery in space-limited urban centers, completing orders in 5 minutes.

Artificial intelligence can help analyze CT scans

Aidoc introduces world’s first comprehensive artificial intelligence solution for analyzing CT scans for the entire human body.

Microsoft Twitter bot: 'GAS THE KIKES'

Embarrassed Microsoft forced to pull plug on AI program, after it rapidly devolves to tweets such as: 'Hitler was right, I hate Jews.'

Iraq Debuts Reality Show . . . On ISIS Attacks

Reality show forces ISIS terrorists to meet their victims' families. Could the pop culture idea deter future terrorists?