James Spiro
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At first Physical AI conference, Israel bets robotics is the next frontier (opens the original)
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Israel is looking to turn its AI expertise into something it can leverage beyond screens and software. The country’s National AI Headquarters under the Prime Minister’s Office on Tuesday staged Israel’s first dedicated Physical AI conference in Tel Aviv, bringing together government officials, defense and technology companies, investors and global technology giants to examine the emerging intersection of AI, robotics and autonomous systems. Held in partnership with B2B events producer People & C
Antisemitism has entered the age of AI, researchers say (opens the original)
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HAIFA, Israel —From AI and social media to Wikipedia and legacy newsrooms, the final day of “Contemporary Antisemitism 2026” turned to a new frontier in the fight against antisemitism: the digital systems that increasingly shape what people see, believe and what machines learn. Across multiple sessions dedicated to AI, law, education and quantitative research, speakers described technology as neither inherently dangerous nor inherently beneficial, but rather as a force multiplier for both antise
Modern antisemitism has become a battle over belonging, scholars say (opens the original)
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The second day of “Contemporary Antisemitism 2026” asked a different question than the first. Rather than focusing on language and definitions, speakers examined the spaces where Jewish identity is increasingly contested: on television screens, social media feeds, university campuses, intellectual frameworks and even within minority communities that once promoted solidarity with other groups. Scholars repeatedly returned to a common theme: Modern antisemitism is increasingly expressed through qu
At Haifa conference, scholars warn antisemitism is evolving through language and ideology - EJP (opens the original)
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One of the most important themes presented was the power of language and how definitions can shape public discourse and influence new forms of antisemitism to emerge. It was a sobering reminder among many of the attendees, who themselves come from academia, that they need to address institutional antisemitism in educational and policy circles. One of the leading panels on the inaugural day examined the importance of definitions, exploring how legal, historical, and theological interpretations of
At Haifa conference, scholars warn antisemitism is evolving through language and ideology (opens the original)
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Researchers, academics, and writers gathered in Haifa on Tuesday for the opening of a three-day conference examining the impact of rising antisemitism across Europe and the United States. The event was delayed from earlier in the year due to the war, but it took place with hundreds of participants joining from more than 20 countries. One of the most important themes presented was the power of language and how definitions can shape public discourse and influence new forms of antisemitism to emerg
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