Demand surges for office space in Dubai, UAE seeks to entice businesses

Dubai is experiencing a surge of interest in office spaces and commercial real estate from thriving local businesses and from international entrepreneurs eager to gain a foothold in the United Arab Emirates, according to several leading UAE companies. For more stories from The Media Line go to themedialine.org Dubai-based office design and construction firm […]

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Israel’s Sheba listed as one of top 20 global smart hospitals

US media outlet Newsweek has named Sheba Medical Center, located in Ramat Gan, as one of the world’s top 20 “smart hospitals” for 2024. The medical center joins other globally recognized medical centers that utilize technology in innovative ways. Sheba is one of only 5 hospitals in the top 20 ranking outside of the […]

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Why has Facebook flagged searches of chicken soup as child sexual abuse?

Social media platform Facebook has flagged searches for “chicken soup” as suspicious for possible association with child sexual abuse materials. Upon searching on the platform for a typical “get well soon” dish, other results appear. Immediately a statement comes up: “Child sexual abuse is illegal – We think that your search might be associated […]

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Can Twitter really be a threat to LinkedIn?

X (formerly Twitter), the globally renowned microblogging platform, recently announced its plan to allow verified organizations to post job listings directly on their Twitter profiles. Twitter CEO Elon Musk hinted at this significant step in May, extending the platform’s functionalities far beyond its original design. A New Chapter in Twitter’s Growth Story Since its […]

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Germany’s purchase of Israel’s Arrow 3 missiles done by November

In an exclusive interview in parallel to Israel’s participation in the Invictus Games in Germany, German Air Force Chief Lt.-Gen. Ingo Gerhartz reassured the Jerusalem Post on Thursday that the final contract for the sale of Israel’s Arrow 3 missile defense system will be signed by November. Gerhartz’s reassurance was important because even though […]

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TikTok fined 345 mill. euros over handling of children’s data in Europe

TikTok has been fined 345 million euros ($370 million) for breaching privacy laws regarding the processing of children’s personal data in the European Union, its lead regulator in the bloc said on Friday. The Chinese-owned short-video platform, which has grown rapidly among teenagers around the world in recent years, breached a number of EU […]

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Meta to offer AI competitor to challenge ChatGPT

Meta, the Mark Zuckerberg company that owns and operates Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, and other, has announced plans to release an artificial intelligence system to rival other AI models, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday. Meta has already released an AI model, Llama 2, which came out earlier this year. The next one, […]

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These Israeli-American teens invested’ $10m. during Wall St. hackathon

Amid the towering skyscrapers and vibrant energy of New York City’s financial district, dozens of Israeli-American and Jewish teens embarked on a transformative educational endeavor recently. The Summer Hackathon 2023, part of the Israeli-American Council’s Eitanim program, provided young teens in 7th to 12th grades with the opportunity to delve into the complexities of […]

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Coca-Cola introduces AI-designed beverage: Coca-Cola Y3000

Coca-Cola unveiled Coca-Cola Y3000 – the ubiquitous beverage company’s first drink created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) – the company announced Tuesday. Coca-Cola pairs it with an AI-powered experience offering a glimpse of the year 3000, hence the name Y3000. The drink is offered in a regular and zero-sugar variety. While known […]

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Is the iPhone 12 radioactive? Apple disputes claim by French watchdog

Apple said on Wednesday its iPhone 12 model was certified by multiple international bodies as compliant with global radiation standards after a French watchdog ordered it to stop selling the handset on the grounds it breaches European exposure limits. The ANFR radiation watchdog told Apple on Tuesday to halt sales of iPhone 12s in […]

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