How Nissim Black Learned Tech Before Becoming a Global Artist

What happens when a global recording artist is also a self taught technologist?

In this episode of IsraelTech, Yoel Israel sits down with global artist Nissim Black to explore the intersection of music, technology, AI, media, and spirituality.

Before becoming an internationally known artist, Nissim grew up watching computers being built in his home and experimenting with music production equipment as a kid. That early exposure shaped the way he approaches creativity and technology today.

They discuss how podcasting and music production rely on many of the same tools, how AI is already transforming the music industry, and why independent creators now have more power than traditional media.

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The conversation also dives into deeper questions about morality, media narratives, and why technology itself is not the real risk. The real question is how people choose to use it.

This episode covers everything from AI generated music to the future of media platforms and why storytelling still matters more than ever.

This Week in Israeli Tech News

  1. Nvidia Reaffirms Its Commitment to Israel

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang doesn't just see Israel as a business opportunity. At the annual Nvidia GTC in California, he made it clear that he sees Israel as a second home. With thousands of Nvidia families based in the country, Huang has made it clear that his personal connection to Israel runs deep, and that the company's commitment reflects that. Nvidia is here to stay, and its continued presence is a strong vote of confidence in Israel's tech future.


  2. Israel Ranks #1 in Claude AI Usage Worldwide

    Israel has once again proven that its tech culture punches far above its weight. This time, topping global usage charts for Claude AI. From startups in Tel Aviv to developers across the country, Israelis are embracing cutting-edge AI tools at a rate that outpaces the rest of the world. It's a testament to the innovative spirit that makes Israel's tech ecosystem one of the most dynamic on the planet.

  3. Native Emerges from Stealth to Redefine Cloud Security with AI-Powered Control Plane

    Native emerges from stealth with an impressive $31M Series A. Native is a cloud security startup building an AI-native control plane that embeds security directly into infrastructure across multi-cloud environments.

    Built by Co-founder & CEO Amit Megiddo, alongside co-founders Gal Ordo and Eyal Faingold, and their team, Native introduces a new model where security is enforced at the architectural level rather than managed after the fact

  4. Israel Aerospace Industries Hits Record $712M Profit as Global Demand Surges

    Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is a leading aerospace and defense company developing advanced systems including missile defense, aviation, and space technologies.

    A standout year for CEO Boaz Levi and the entire IAI team, as the company delivers historic growth driven by rising global demand and cutting-edge defense innovation

Culture Corner

From March 16, EL AL began operating six special nonstop recovery flights from Tel Aviv to New York for U.S. citizens stranded in Israel after recent flight cancellations. The flights are being coordinated with the U.S. Embassy in Israel, the U.S. Department of State, and Israel’s Ministry of Transportation, with priority given to EL AL passengers whose original tickets were canceled.

Since the airport closed, more than 37,000 Israelis have returned home through land crossings, sea routes, and repatriation flights. Authorities estimate roughly 120,000 Israelis were stranded abroad when the war began.

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