Benjamin Netanyahu

in the military, in our security services, creating basically knowledge workers who then become knowledge entrepreneurs. And so we create this structure, and that's not gonna go away. There's been a decline in investments in high-tech globally. I think that's driven by many factors, but the most important one is the interest rate. which I think it'll fluctuate up and down.

But Israel will remain a very attractive country because it produces so many, so many knowledge workers in a knowledge-based economy. And it's changing so rapidly. The world is changing. You're looking for the places that have innovation. The future belongs to those who innovate. Israel is the...

But Israel will remain a very attractive country because it produces so many, so many knowledge workers in a knowledge-based economy. And it's changing so rapidly. The world is changing. You're looking for the places that have innovation. The future belongs to those who innovate. Israel is the...

But Israel will remain a very attractive country because it produces so many, so many knowledge workers in a knowledge-based economy. And it's changing so rapidly. The world is changing. You're looking for the places that have innovation. The future belongs to those who innovate. Israel is the...

uh preeminent innovation nation it has few competitors and that would say all right where do you have this close cross-disciplinary uh fermentation of various skills and areas i would say it's in israel and i'll tell you why we used to be just telecoms because people went out of the military intelligence, RNSA, but that's been now broad-based.

uh preeminent innovation nation it has few competitors and that would say all right where do you have this close cross-disciplinary uh fermentation of various skills and areas i would say it's in israel and i'll tell you why we used to be just telecoms because people went out of the military intelligence, RNSA, but that's been now broad-based.

uh preeminent innovation nation it has few competitors and that would say all right where do you have this close cross-disciplinary uh fermentation of various skills and areas i would say it's in israel and i'll tell you why we used to be just telecoms because people went out of the military intelligence, RNSA, but that's been now broad-based.

So you find it in medicine, you find it in biology, you find it in agritech, you find it everywhere. Everything is becoming technologized. And in Israel, everybody is dealing in everything. And that's a potent reservoir of talent that the world is not going to pass up and, in fact, is coming to us. We just had NVIDIA coming here, and they decided to build a supercomputer in Israel. I wonder why.

So you find it in medicine, you find it in biology, you find it in agritech, you find it everywhere. Everything is becoming technologized. And in Israel, everybody is dealing in everything. And that's a potent reservoir of talent that the world is not going to pass up and, in fact, is coming to us. We just had NVIDIA coming here, and they decided to build a supercomputer in Israel. I wonder why.

So you find it in medicine, you find it in biology, you find it in agritech, you find it everywhere. Everything is becoming technologized. And in Israel, everybody is dealing in everything. And that's a potent reservoir of talent that the world is not going to pass up and, in fact, is coming to us. We just had NVIDIA coming here, and they decided to build a supercomputer in Israel. I wonder why.

We've had Intel coming here and deciding now to invest $25 billion just now in a new plant in Israel. I wonder why. I don't wonder why. They know why. Because the talent is here and the freedom is here. And it will remain so.

We've had Intel coming here and deciding now to invest $25 billion just now in a new plant in Israel. I wonder why. I don't wonder why. They know why. Because the talent is here and the freedom is here. And it will remain so.

We've had Intel coming here and deciding now to invest $25 billion just now in a new plant in Israel. I wonder why. I don't wonder why. They know why. Because the talent is here and the freedom is here. And it will remain so.

Well, first of all, I have a high regard for the people I talk to, okay? And I understand that they understand things I don't understand, and I don't pretend to understand everything, but I do understand one thing. I understand that AI is developing at a geometric rate, and mostly in political life and in life in general, people don't have an intuitive grasp of...

Well, first of all, I have a high regard for the people I talk to, okay? And I understand that they understand things I don't understand, and I don't pretend to understand everything, but I do understand one thing. I understand that AI is developing at a geometric rate, and mostly in political life and in life in general, people don't have an intuitive grasp of...

Well, first of all, I have a high regard for the people I talk to, okay? And I understand that they understand things I don't understand, and I don't pretend to understand everything, but I do understand one thing. I understand that AI is developing at a geometric rate, and mostly in political life and in life in general, people don't have an intuitive grasp of...

You understand things basically in linear increments. And the idea that you're coming up a ski slope is very foreign to people. So they don't understand it and they're naturally also sort of taken aback by it. Because what do you do? Okay? So I think there's several conclusions from my conversations with them and from my other observations. that I've been talking about for many years.

You understand things basically in linear increments. And the idea that you're coming up a ski slope is very foreign to people. So they don't understand it and they're naturally also sort of taken aback by it. Because what do you do? Okay? So I think there's several conclusions from my conversations with them and from my other observations. that I've been talking about for many years.

You understand things basically in linear increments. And the idea that you're coming up a ski slope is very foreign to people. So they don't understand it and they're naturally also sort of taken aback by it. Because what do you do? Okay? So I think there's several conclusions from my conversations with them and from my other observations. that I've been talking about for many years.

I'm talking about the need to do this. Well, the first thing is this, there is no possibility of not entering AI with full force. Secondly, there is a need for regulation. Third, it's not clear there'll be global regulation. Fourth, it's not clear where it ends up. I certainly cannot say that. Now, you might say, does it come to control us? Okay, that's the question. Does it come to control us?