ICAI emerges to empower companies and company through AI, combining business innovation, non -profit empowerment and a basic laces community.
Telaviv, Israel, 08 May 2025 (Globe Newswire)-The Israeli Center for Artificial Intelligence (ICAI) officially launches to empower industries, businesses and small businesses, communities and under-represented populations in Israel and beyond. Founded by the experienced technological leader David BarIt aims to guide companies thanks to the transformation of the AI ​​and to redefine the way in which the company interacts and benefits from AI technology. The “why” behind David's mission is to support people and businesses, ensuring that AI's opportunity is used to empower both.
David Bar
ICAI is built on three pillars that meet a separate need in the changing AI landscape. These foundations constitute a striking framework which catalyzes commercial innovation, democratizes access to AI and strengthens inclusive capacity for future generations of directors.
The first pillar of ICAI is an arm of professional services which provides solutions from IA from start to finish for businesses, with a key accent on those whose mission revolves around the social impact. He specializes in the practical development of systems fueled by AI in sectors such as health care, education and non -profit organizations. For the ICAI consultation branch, the company immerses itself in customer development teams, providing CTO-Level and IA level support. It focuses on assistance in the modernization of basic complex systems through an A-ST-ST-based approach, which is faster, more secure and more scalable, which leads to a better global product.
The second pillar is ICAI's non -profit initiative. It follows from a daring social vision to make AI an engine for ascending mobility. Bar believes that intelligence should not be limited by formal education or socioeconomic status. In addition, he maintains that he can act as a large -scale unexploited potential launcher. This initiative aims to provide tools, education and the real world's advice to the under-represented populations and a poorly served in Israel, including women, ultra orthodox, Arab communities, Druze, young people at risk, veterans and those who live on the geographic and economic periphery.
The third is a pillar focused on the community that ICAI refers as a collective of IA implementors. It is a space for people who took a jump and took a step in the world of AI. These people have a real competence in the application of tools to practical use cases, such as office administrator, customer service, tutoring, creation of social / marketing content, etc. Participants obtain informal accreditation by the center of the center, validating their capacities and improving their confidence.
