Digitization
Deregulation of digital regulation in the European Union?
In the last legislative cycle (2019-2024), the European Union adopted a series of key and very comprehensive regulations in the field of the digital economy. More
Google's advanced artificial intelligence Gemini 2.5 Pro available to everyone!
Google has announced that its Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) engine has been upgraded to Gemini 2.5 Pro. The upgraded model delivers faster responses and improved performance across a number of key metrics, including... More
Artificial intelligence is slowly replacing personal trainers
The fitness industry is at a crossroads due to artificial intelligence. More
Online webinar: whoever knows how to use Chat GPT will be one step ahead of the rest
Knowing the latest tools in marketing is also important. Now it is already clear that Chat GPT is not a tool that has a limited shelf life, but with the right knowledge it can become your… More
Experts worry that artificial intelligence will bring more inequality
The International Monetary Fund says that artificial intelligence has huge potential to boost productivity and develop public services, but they are also worried that it will bring big changes... More
Women in leadership positions in the technology sector are outpacing their male counterparts in adopting generative artificial intelligence
The latest research from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) finds that 68 % women in the technology sector use generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools more than once… More
US military soon with aircraft with artificial intelligence
The US military has announced that it will soon begin mass production of self-flying aircraft. Artificial intelligence has already been developed to such an extent that it can also imitate... More
Will AI slow down hiring?
The world of work is about to undergo a series of major changes. The World Economic Forum predicts that almost a quarter of all jobs will change over the next five years.
Artificial intelligence is responsible for far more layoffs than companies admit
Since May of last year, companies in the US alone have reportedly laid off 4,600 people due to the development of artificial intelligence. More
Why are flexible offices a growing hit?
Could flexible offices be the next big trend? Companies are abandoning long-term leases and instead entering into contracts that correspond to daily fluctuations in the number of… More
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