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• Clarivate AI50 reveals who is really driving AI innovation in the world — Analytics firm Clarivate has published its new AI50 ranking, which uses patent data to identify 52 organizations with the strongest AI inventions in the world. Unlike conventional rankings, it is not concerned with revenue or company size, but with measurable quality and global innovation intent. The result? Four distinct models of AI leadership and a surprising finding about where real value concentrates.
• Multi-Cloud and Artificial Intelligence Are Becoming an Inseparable Part of the Modern IT Budget — IT budgets are growing, but not fast enough. Between 2024 and 2025, the volume of global data will grow from 149 to 181 zettabytes, and two-thirds of British organizations expect rising cloud spending due to AI experiments and inflation. Moreover, the same number of companies admits they would have to cut back on staff or cybersecurity to afford it. There is, however, a solution that can help you stay competitive.
• Stop Piloting, Start Building Platforms: How to Make AI a Core Pillar of Your Business — AI has stormed the market — companies are deploying chatbots and automating processes. But few understand that the real value of AI is not in individual tools, but in the fundamental transformation of the entire business. If you want to truly thrive in the new age of intelligence, read how the architects think and why now is exactly the time to act.
• With Claude you can be a no-code AI app creator — Imagine creating your own AI application without a single line of code — and for free. Claude from Anthropic brings the ability to design, share, and run interactive tools without any technical background. How exactly does it work and where does it surpass the competition?
• AI: Czech Republic vs. the World — Where Do We Stand and Where Does Europe Have the Edge? — At the end of March, the AI Zážeh event took place in Prague, featuring not only hard data on the state of Czech and European artificial intelligence, but also inspiring perspectives on the future. What are the real challenges, and why does Europe have a chance to hold its own in global AI competition?
• Analysis Suggests AI Reasoning Progress May Slow Down — AI models focused on logical reasoning have been achieving stunning results in recent months, particularly in mathematics and programming. However, a new analysis warns that these rapid advances could slow down significantly very soon. What is behind this outlook and what consequences might it have?
• AI Inequality and What the World Can Do About It — Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform up to 40% of jobs worldwide and become a market worth nearly $5 trillion. But it brings not only opportunities, but also the threat of deepening inequalities. What steps does the UN recommend to ensure AI serves everyone and not just a privileged few?
• 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?
• A Career Starter Guide: The Fastest-Growing Fields and Roles for Graduates — LinkedIn has released a new guide for graduates that reveals the fastest-growing job opportunities and labor market trends. Find out why AI-related roles are on the rise and how young professionals can leverage these changes for their career development. What does the guide offer and how can it help you find the right direction?
• Google's NotebookLM Now Offers Visual Overviews and Expands Capabilities for Mobile — Google is once again pushing the boundaries of working with information — its NotebookLM now allows you to create video summaries of complex documents and is expanding its capabilities to mobile devices. What do all the new features bring and how can they make your everyday work with AI easier?
• Klarna Experimented with AI in Leadership and Customer Support — Now It's Hiring People Back — Klarna became a symbol of bold digitalization — it delivered earnings results through an AI avatar of its CEO and laid off hundreds of employees in favor of artificial intelligence. Today, however, it admits that the human factor is irreplaceable and is hiring people back. What's the story behind this technological experiment?
• Hybrid Work Is No Longer Just About Location — It Is About Human-AI Collaboration — Hybrid work has long since ceased to be merely a compromise between office and home. The real revolution comes with the integration of human skills and artificial intelligence, which pushes the capabilities of teams and companies to a new level. What does the future of work look like when humans and AI become true partners?
• How (Not) to Regulate AI: Soft Approach, Hard Approach, or Something in Between? — AI-related risks are growing and countries around the world are searching for the right way to manage them. Each takes a different path — from free markets to strict regulation to compromise. Where is the ideal balance?
• Claude Now Searches for Up-to-Date Information on the Web — Claude from Anthropic has received a major upgrade: it can now search for up-to-date information directly on the web. What does this new feature mean for everyday users and businesses, and why should you care? Read on to learn how Claude is changing the way we find and verify information.