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17:34Israel's first fund dedicated to defense technology: Protego Ventures raises $125 million 17:28The judge in Google's monopoly case is "increasingly concerned" by delays in implementing remedies 17:22Israeli chip earnings week: Tower reports tomorrow, Camtek on Wednesday 17:16Israel's Modelyo raises $17 million for a cloud where even the cloud provider can't see the data 17:10From the restaurant to tech: Israel's Bites raises $40 million for a training app for frontline workers 17:04The EU has started enforcing its AI Act: first information requests to leading model makers 16:58Can Meta scrape news sites to train its AI? Its new terms of use spark a storm 16:52S&P cuts Meta's outlook to negative: "Meta struggles to make money from AI as well as rivals"

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Sam Altman: it's "quite terrible" that your PC has RAM, it would be better in the data center

The OpenAI CEO argued on a podcast that memory in home computers is wasted because it is idle most of the time. The remark comes amid a global memory shortage in which AI data centers compete with consumers.

Yael Barak, AI Correspondent / 3 min read

OpenAI shifts down a gear: the company is reportedly cutting its fundraising target and valuation

According to an FT report, the company now seeks to raise about $20 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation, instead of the $30 billion at $1.4 trillion discussed in September. The backdrop: the selloff in AI stocks.

Yael Barak, AI Correspondent / 3 min read