Gil Press

Boston

Senior Contributor at Forbes

https://t.co/apdSVAIPzB Senior Contributor https://t.co/56lFQJ0OSm

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Articles

AI: An Offbeat History

1 week ago | pressg.substack.com | Gil Press

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CyberArk Warns About Cybersecurity Threats To AI Agents And LLM

1 week ago | forbes.com | Gil Press

The 2025 Forbes AI 50 list highlights a turning point: “AI graduated from an answer engine to an action engine in the workplace.” Like other graduates entering the workforce, AI agents meet fresh opportunities, face unfamiliar responsibilities, and must overcome new challenges. As more AI agents are deployed in enterprises worldwide, the scale and scope of cyberattacks escalate, as many organizations embed them into critical systems without proper safeguards.
The Coming Convergence Of AI And Quantum Computing

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Gil Press

The hottest technology today and the emerging most-promising technology are joining forces. Combining AI and quantum computing in new solutions will advance the efficiency and effectiveness of new applications of these powerful technologies. UNESCO declared 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, and both Google and Microsoft followed by demonstrating breakthroughs in quantum computing.
This Month In the History of Information Technologies

3 weeks ago | gilpress.substack.com | Gil Press

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Inventing Machine Learning

3 weeks ago | pressg.substack.com | Gil Press

Arthur Samuel went on TV in 1956 to demonstrate how the IBM 701 mainframe computer plays checkers. He was interviewed on a live morning news program, sitting remotely at the 701, with Will Rogers Jr. at the TV studio and a checkers expert who played with the computer for about an hour.
Are We At Peak AI Bubble And The Cusp Of ‘AI Moment’?

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Gil Press

CoreWeave, the first AI startup to go public, disappointed investors, ending its first day of trading with a market cap of $19 billion. The last time it raised funds as a private company, in May 2024, it was already valued at $19 billion, nearly triple its valuation just five months prior.
From Israel With Smart Technology: Improving Global Food Security

1 month ago | forbes.com | Gil Press

Today is National Ag Day in the U.S., celebrating the abundance of agriculture and its contribution to our lives. However, this abundance doesn’t benefit millions worldwide suffering from hunger, malnutrition, and an inadequate food supply. In response, many startups are working to improve global food security, particularly AgTech and FoodTech startups based in Israel, where there’s been a long tradition of innovating to overcome a harsh climate, aridity, lack of resources, and other challenges.
From Turing To DeepSeek, Reinforcement Learning Soars To AI Summit

1 month ago | forbes.com | Gil Press

Andrew Barto and Richard Sutton are the recipients of the Turing Award for “developing the conceptual and algorithmic foundations of reinforcement learning,” the Association for Computing Machinery or ACM announced last week. Guiding learning with rewards has been practiced for millennia, and in the 20th century, it became the basis for a major branch of psychological theory and experimentation. The Turing Award, often referred to as the “Nobel Prize in Computing,” is named for Alan M.
How To Automate The Management Of The Corporate Crown Jewels

1 month ago | forbes.com | Gil Press

“Data is the corporate treasure,” says Gil Nizri, CEO of database automation startup DBmaestro. The ways corporations manage their treasures, however, have not kept up with the new role of data as a significant factor in business success. “If we trust machines to guard the treasure, why are we still digging the moat with a spoon?” Nizri asks. In 2024, 403 billion gigabytes of new data were created, captured, copied, and consumed daily.
AI: An Offbeat History

1 month ago | pressg.substack.com | Gil Press

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