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- Claude Science: Anthropic Introduces a Dedicated AI Workbench for Scientists and Researchers — Anthropic has introduced Claude Science, a specialized workspace designed specifically for scientific research. The new platform consolidates fragmented databases, analytical tools, and computational resource management into a single application. The goal is to streamline complex processes, from data analysis to preparing materials for publication. How does this new tool, currently in beta, work in practice, and who can access it?
- The bank account just got AI, and it takes money management further — A bank account usually just passively holds money, and you have to click through menus, export data and switch between tools. The American fintech Mercury is flipping that. Its new feature, Command, is artificial intelligence built directly into the account. You tell it in plain language what you need and it does it, but only with your confirmation. For the Czech market it is an interesting look at where money management is heading.
- Anyone can send emails today, but do you know Resend? — Sending emails from an app is now a matter of a few lines of code, and the Resend service handles it elegantly. But sending an email is one thing and doing it right is another. A new report found that of more than 376,000 emails, only a tiny fraction passes a basic accessibility test.
- File Generation in Gemini, Smarter Sheets, and More Google Workspace Updates — Last month, Google added several new features to Workspace. Some are already available in Czech, while others are still waiting for localization. Generating files directly from Gemini chat is a welcome step, though Claude has been capable of LaTeX output since autumn 2024. I reviewed all the updates and included a practical use case for each.
- Dreaming Feature Gives AI Agents Space to Reflect Between Tasks — At the Code with Claude conference, Anthropic introduced a new capability for Claude agents called Dreaming. It essentially allows the AI to review its own sessions, identify recurring errors, and extract actionable lessons from them. For companies deploying agents on longer work tasks, this could be a significant step toward more reliable deployment.
- Companies Cut Jobs Over AI, Then Turn Around and Hire New People — Tech companies are laying off workers en masse and pointing to artificial intelligence. On closer inspection, however, work is not disappearing — it is changing form. While big players are shifting resources to contractors and flexible arrangements, Czech companies like Etnetera show how AI agents are transforming internal processes. And Direct Group is planning to cut a third of its workforce. What does this mean for employees and employers?
- Five AI agents that want to control your computer. The big comparison of 2026 — 2026 brought a new category of artificial intelligence. AI agents no longer just answer questions — they directly control your computer, organize files, write code, and complete tasks even when you're away from the keyboard. This article compares five major players: OpenClaw, Meta Manus, Perplexity Computer, Claude Cowork with Dispatch, and Microsoft Copilot. Who offers what and at what price?
- Seven AI breakthroughs in March 2026 that are pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence — March 2026 brought a fundamental shift in artificial intelligence. AI systems are no longer just text generators — they are transforming into autonomous agents that plan, decide, and act. The cost of running models is falling, robots are learning to operate in the real world, and language models are beginning to understand code and security at the level of experienced developers. Here is an overview of the seven most important breakthroughs of the month.
- The Lazy Millionaire's Manual: 10 Ways to Get Rich on the Road with AI and Cleverness — You know the cliché that there's no such thing as a free lunch? In the age of artificial intelligence and global connectivity, that's not entirely true anymore. Imagine a reality where your bank account grows while you sip coconut on a Thai beach or explore the hidden alleys of Rome. No fraudulent scheme, no risky stock market bets. The key is the "smart lazy" approach — deep research, modern technology, and opportunities others miss because they're too busy. If you have time to think and a taste for letting algorithms — or chance — work for you, you're halfway there. Here are 10 strategies for trading hard grind for smart strategy.
- Spain is showing Europe how quickly you can catch up with leaders in AI adoption — While Germany and the UK lead in overall maturity, Spain is the fastest-growing AI market in Western Europe. A new report from Redegal reveals what is driving this jump, why 2026 represents a tipping point, and what impact artificial intelligence is having on e-commerce, marketing, and customer service.
- From a One-Hour Prototype Came 1.5 Million AI Agents and an Offer from OpenAI — All it took was one hour of work to create a prototype that became a platform with 1.5 million AI agents. Austrian developer Peter Steinberger found himself courted by the heads of Microsoft, Meta, and OpenAI. Why did Sam Altman win, what can AI agents actually do, and where are their biggest weaknesses so far?
- AI Agents Are Renting Humans for Physical Tasks and Paying Them in Cryptocurrency — Artificial intelligence can analyze data, write texts, and plan strategies. But picking up a package at the post office, photographing a product, or standing in for someone at a meeting? For that it needs a person of flesh and blood. A new platform, RentAHuman.ai, turns this principle on its head and creates a marketplace where AI agents search for, hire, and pay people for tasks in the real world. More than 200,000 people registered in the first week.
- Forget Chatting — Meet OpenClaw, Which Will Work the Night Shift for You — Do you feel like you're just 'chatting' with AI but still have to do the real work yourself? That's about to change. OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) is not another chatbot but an operating system for agents that have access to your files, browser, and terminal. In this detailed guide, we break down what this viral hit can do, how entrepreneurs use it to run businesses, and why security experts are sounding the alarm. Get ready — we're going deep.
- The Real Value of Artificial Intelligence Lies Not in Models but in Its Specific Skills — For the last few years, we've all been fascinated watching AI models grow and become smarter. But now attention is shifting elsewhere — and you might be surprised to find it's not toward autonomous agents. The layer of so-called "Skills" is becoming the key to practical use in companies. In this article, we'll explain why users don't care about the technology in the background, but about the system's ability to deliver a finished result — and how this shift will affect your work.
- Where to Find the Best AI Experts for Your Business in 2026 — Looking for an AI developer and don't know where to start? The global talent market has changed dramatically. While the United States still leads in absolute numbers, many other countries today offer a combination of quality specialists, lower costs, and surprisingly strong technical communities. Find out which regions are worth paying attention to and how to navigate them.
- I Trained an AI to Evaluate Strategic Goals Using the SMART Method — and You Can Too — The New Year 2026 brought with it a wave of resolutions and corporate strategies that unfortunately often end up in the bin due to poor definition or a lack of grounding in reality. During a recent mentoring session with a board member of a major Czech insurance company, we ran into exactly this problem — even expensive training couldn't ensure the quality of the goals being set. We decided to change that and built an AI assistant that not only checks the SMART methodology, but also monitors alignment with your vision. And you can try it too.
- Open MCP Standard Will Break Down Barriers Between Enterprise Applications and Language Models — Remember how complicated it was to connect a printer to a computer before USB became the standard? Something very similar is happening in the world of artificial intelligence. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) technology, which teaches applications to effectively "talk" with language models, is becoming an open global standard under the Linux Foundation. Google is going all in on this innovation, and Czech developers are among its founders. What does this crucial step mean for the future of enterprise data, and why should you care? Find out in this article.
- Duvo.ai Promises an End to Tedious Data Entry and Brings Smart Automation to Retail — You know that endless clicking through spreadsheets and copying data from one system to another? Tomáš Čupr, founder of Rohlik, has decided to put an end to this. His new venture Duvo.ai brings autonomous AI agents to the world of retail and commerce — agents that work like digital colleagues. This is not just another chatbot, but a system that actually works inside your applications while you focus on your business. Read on to find out how it works and why it could matter for your productivity.
- 5 Steps to Choosing Corporate AI Training Without Getting Burned — A Complete Manual — Your CEO wants an "AI strategy" and visible results (preferably yesterday) because they read an article in Harvard Business Review about a 30% productivity increase. The CFO has been asking about ROI for the third quarter running. And employees? They oscillate between panicked fear that AI will replace them and the naive belief that ChatGPT will do everything for them while they drink coffee.
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- How Companies Are Using AI Agents and Why Does ChatGPT Have Such a Dominant Position in Europe? — Artificial intelligence has entered companies in the form of AI agents that function as digital colleagues capable of solving tasks independently. At the same time, a battle for the European market has erupted, where ChatGPT controls nearly 85 percent. France's Le Chat wants to be the European alternative, but the path to success is not easy. What must companies do to get the most out of AI agents? And who will European organizations ultimately trust?
- How to Get the Most Out of AI Without Losing Your Humanity — While some are still wondering whether to dive into artificial intelligence, others are already actively using AI to improve decision-making, the creative process, and strategic thinking. What do successful companies and individuals have in common? Why has the time for deliberation run out, and how do you get started the right way?
- Rohlík, Alza, and Microsoft Revealed Their AI Workflows — At the Planeta AI conference held at the Prague Planetarium, representatives of Czech and global companies demonstrated how they work with artificial intelligence in practice. Alza, Rohlík, Microsoft, and others opened up their workflows and showcased specific tools that help them with day-to-day work. Find out why 90 percent of employees use AI without management's knowledge — and how to prevent it.
- Why Companies Should Not Eliminate Junior Positions Because of AI — Salesforce CEO for the UK and Ireland Zahra Bahrololoumi is clear: the potential of artificial intelligence is greater than the internet ever was. Yet she also warns against a critical mistake that dozens of companies are making today. Eliminating junior positions due to automation could seriously backfire in the future. What role will AI agents play in business, and why is a responsible approach to technology the key to success?
- IBM and Anthropic Join Forces, Bringing Claude into Enterprise Development Environments — IBM and Anthropic have announced a strategic partnership that brings the Claude language model directly into IBM's developer environment. More than 6,000 early users report an average productivity increase of 45 percent. What does this mean for companies that want to leverage artificial intelligence for software development, and how far do the possibilities of this new collaboration between technology giants reach?
- Agentic AI in Cybersecurity Can Be Both an Ally and an Adversary — Autonomous artificial intelligence can work independently, learn, and make decisions without human intervention. But while organizations can leverage Agentic AI for faster threat detection, attackers gain a tool for massive automated attacks. How can you prepare for this technology and avoid being caught off guard?
- How Companies Perceive AI and Why They Still Fear Autonomous Agents — Artificial intelligence is not a threat that eliminates jobs, but it is bringing fundamental changes to the workplace. Although many companies hesitate to deploy fully autonomous AI agents, current research shows that AI tends to complement human work rather than replace it. The article offers a current perspective on how AI is changing the way we work and how companies relate to this technology.
- Artificial Intelligence Will Handle Every Fifth Christmas Purchase This Year — This year's Christmas will be different. Every fifth Christmas purchase in the world will be influenced by artificial intelligence. AI assistants will handle gift searches seven times better than social networks and will soon pay for you too. Mastercard is launching agentic shopping before the holidays. How will it work and what does it mean for the way you shop?
- The Most Effective AI Assistants Can Simplify Business Workflows — AI agents are no longer just a futuristic vision — they are becoming everyday reality for companies around the world. Instead of simply answering questions, they can now independently plan, make decisions, and carry out complex tasks. Find out which AI tools are most helping professionals automate routine work and focus on truly important decision-making.
- Retailers Invest in AI but Don't Lose Their Human Touch — Czech and British retailers now commonly use artificial intelligence, and many companies even have their own AI specialists. Yet the human factor remains important — AI is not yet ready to fully manage the customer journey or take over critical decision-making.
- OpenAI Agent Builder brings a revolution to AI agent development — OpenAI presented AgentKit at DevDay 2025 — a complete toolkit for building AI agents that could fundamentally transform the way developers and companies work. Can this new tool truly compete with established players like n8n or Zapier? And what can you build with it? In this detailed guide I will show you how to get started and why Agent Builder should matter to you.
- Adobe Introduces New AI Agents to Revolutionize Customer Experience — Adobe has launched a suite of new AI agents that bring significant automation and contextual intelligence to corporate marketing and customer processes. Thanks to this technology, companies can not only better personalize their customer communications, but also manage data and operational tasks more efficiently — all with an emphasis on practical application and a human touch.
- Agentic AI Poses a New Threat to Companies and Demands a Human-Centric Response — Agentic AI is no longer a theoretical concept but a real technology that significantly boosts efficiency not only in business but also in hacker attacks. Threat actors can leverage it for malicious activities such as mass phishing campaigns or automated password attacks. Companies must therefore rethink their cybersecurity and begin focusing more on protecting people and their behavior in real time.
- Specialized AI Agents Will Be the Key to Business Efficiency — Artificial intelligence is no longer just about smarter models. The era of AI agents is coming — autonomous digital colleagues that can independently handle complex tasks and fundamentally transform business efficiency and the nature of work. How will AI agents shape our work environment and why do experts prefer them over massive language models? Find the answers in this article.
- Companies Are Betting on Agentic AI Much Faster Than Anyone Expected — Beneath the surface of media noise about artificial intelligence, a quiet but unexpectedly rapid revolution is taking place in business. Companies across industries are deploying agentic AI far earlier and at a broader scale than anyone predicted. What are the main reasons? And what should you watch out for?
- How FutureHouse Is Accelerating Scientific Discovery with AI Agents — Scientific progress is slowing down and traditional methods are no longer enough. The new FutureHouse platform introduces an innovative solution — deploying specialized AI agents that help scientists with literature reviews, data analysis, and experiment design. Find out how this technology is changing the work of researchers and what it is capable of.
- Boomi Shows the Way to Use AI Agents to Their Full Potential — Safely — Agentic AI promises a revolution in business efficiency, but its real value depends on governance and trust. How can companies use AI agents to their full potential without losing control? Boomi offers a practical perspective on what agentic transformation means and why agent governance is essential.
- Microsoft Expanded Its AI Portfolio and Opened New Possibilities for Agentic Solutions — At the Build 2025 conference, Microsoft focused on a new wave of AI agents and introduced over fifty tools that already enable businesses and developers to automate more efficiently, protect data, and connect business processes. What does the agentic approach to AI bring in practice and where is it already being used?
- Acuity's New AI Platform Speeds Up and Simplifies Work for Banks and Asset Managers — Acuity Knowledge Partners introduces the unique AI platform Agent Fleet, which promises a fundamental transformation in banking, asset management, and private equity. How exactly does this technology change the day-to-day work of financial professionals and why could it be the key to greater efficiency and competitiveness? Find out in our article.
- Google Upgraded Its AI Agents to Become More Autonomous Colleagues — Google has recently introduced major updates to its AI agents, opening new possibilities for companies in leveraging artificial intelligence. New features and tools enable agents to not only collaborate more effectively, but also to independently solve tasks. How exactly did Google change its agents – and what does this mean for everyday business operations?
- Tests Revealed That Claude Opus 4 Can Not Only Help, But Also Deceive and Blackmail — The latest safety report revealed that an early version of Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 model exhibited alarming tendencies toward deception, blackmail, and arbitrary interventions. What exactly happened in the tests and why did experts recommend not deploying the model? Read about the questions these findings raise for the future of AI.
- Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 Can Work Independently for Nearly an Entire Workday — Imagine an artificial intelligence that can independently work on complex tasks for hours without human intervention. Anthropic's new Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 models push the boundaries of agentic AI systems, bringing major improvements in coding, memory, and reliability. What does this mean for companies and developers?
- The New Claude 4 Models Are Pushing the Boundaries of AI in Practice — Anthropic is launching its new Claude 4 models, which set a new standard in artificial intelligence and programming. What do these innovations mean for AI agents, and why should even those who want to stay a step ahead in the digital world be watching? Read on to find out everything Claude 4 has to offer.
- The Father of the Internet and Hundreds of Experts Warn: Dependence on AI Could Threaten Humanity's Future — Artificial intelligence is changing the world faster than most of us realize. But according to Vint Cerf, one of the fathers of the internet, and hundreds of other experts, excessive dependence on AI risks eroding humanity, empathy, and the ability to think critically.
- Gruve.ai Is Transforming the World of AI Consulting and Revolutionizing Service Billing — AI projects often end at the pilot stage and never reach practical implementation. Startup Gruve.ai wants to change that: instead of armies of consultants, it deploys AI agents, charges only for actual usage, and promises software-like margins. How does this model work and why is it attracting investor interest?
- Mastercard and Visa Give AI Agents the Ability to Shop for You — Imagine your AI assistant not only finding the best deal but also paying for it on your behalf — without switching windows or going through complex verification. Mastercard and Visa are introducing revolutionary tools that will allow AI agents to shop securely and simply in your name. What does this mean for businesses and everyday users, and how is the security of these transactions ensured?
- B2AI: The New World Where Companies Sell to Artificial Intelligence — Companies are no longer just thinking about flesh-and-blood customers. Get ready for an era where products will be designed primarily for AI agents — and those who don't adapt risk being left behind.
- Microsoft Introduces Flexible Pricing Model for Copilot Chat: AI Assistant More Accessible for Businesses — Microsoft is introducing a new "pay-as-you-go" pricing model for Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, which brings GPT-4-based AI assistance to the business environment. Companies can now pay only for actual service usage, enabling them to manage costs more effectively when automating routine tasks and boosting team productivity. The solution is fully integrated into Microsoft 365 applications and offers the ability to create custom AI agents for specific business processes.