Stories on: AI
6 stories
TheMarker- Op-ed
- AI
When AI Companies Push for Oversight, They Know Who Won't Be Able to Meet the Requirements
An op-ed by Chen Bareket on the paradox of AI giants calling for tougher regulation — and the risk that costly safety rules become a barrier shielding them from competition.
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TheMarker2026Maariv
- Education
- AI
One Photo Is Enough: The New Danger Already Running Through Classrooms
Fake images, impersonation, and bullying created in seconds have already reached Israeli schools. Chen Bareket: teaching kids AI without a moral compass is like handing them a driver's license and a car with no brakes.
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Maariv2026
Israel Hayom- AI
- Society
The technology dividing the world is doing the opposite in the Middle East
Amid war and deep polarization, young people from Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Arab countries study together in a Peres Center AI course — building shared ventures instead of deepening hostility.
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Israel Hayom2026
Maariv- Education
- AI
Rethinking the path: what should kids learn in the AI era
Once, the road to success ran through English, math and computer science. In the AI era, parents no longer know what to steer their kids toward. Chen Bareket: "We need to ask which skills will let a child succeed even as professions and technologies change."
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Maariv2026
ynet- Education
- AI
The kids are going back to school, but AI has already changed the homework
With most Israeli students already using AI, educators face a new challenge: teaching children when to use it, when to question it and when to think for themselves.
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2026Maariv
- Education
- AI
Sent your kid to learn coding? AI is now changing the whole picture
Parents are investing in coding, cyber and AI to prepare their children for the future, but artificial intelligence is changing the rules of the game. Chen Bareket: "We can't give children an exact map of the world of 2040, but we can give them a compass."
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Maariv2026