"The IDF needs to change its defense concepts and incorporate more AI tools"

Published on April 14, 2024

כנס חוסן בהייטק AISRAEL - פאנל סייבר מימין מאיר אורבך איתמר גולן לירן גרינברג אל"מ במיל' טליה גזית ו עמי לוטבק
Talya Gazit, partner and CEO of PwC Next and former head of “Mamram”, the IDF technology and cyber defense unit, was speaking on a panel on cyber at the AIsrael conference. Also participating were Liran Grinberg, founder and managing partner of Team8, Ami Luttwak, co-founder and VP of Technologies at Wiz, and Itamar Golan, founder and CEO, Prompt Security

"Israel may not be in first place when it comes to the basic models of AI, but when it comes to hardware, and certainly in the use of organizations and applications, we have amazing talent and we are at the cutting edge. I think that because of the breakthroughs in AI, and the motivation to produce innovation, the investment in this field will be tremendous and fantastic companies will be created so that Israel will continue to be at the forefront of AI," said Liran Grinberg, founder and managing partner of Team8, speaking on a panel on cyber at Microsoft and Calcalist's AIsrael conference.

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