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• 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.
• Comparing the Giants: Does It Make Sense to Switch to Claude Opus 4.6 and Entrust It with Managing Your Business Processes? — For a long time, the Opus model was spoken of as the "genius" of the Claude family – slower, more deliberate, the unfailing thinker you turn to for the hardest tasks. Anthropic has now (February 5, 2026) revealed its cards with version 4.6 and the promises are enormous: from a million-token context window that can "read" your entire company, to the revolutionary "Agent Teams" feature. But is it worth it? I decided not to stop at press releases. I'm activating the top-tier "Max" plan for a month to find out what happens when we remove all restrictions from this digital brain and let it work on tasks that previously required entire teams. Is this the moment when AI stops being an assistant and becomes a partner?
• 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.
• The Gap Between Ambition and Reality: Why AI Isn't Yet Paying Off for Many Companies — We all sense that artificial intelligence is the number one topic, but what do the hard market data say? A fresh survey of hundreds of IT directors reveals a rather harsh reality. Despite massive corporate investments in AI, only a fraction of companies see real returns. Where did things go wrong? It turns out the problem is often not the technology, but what happens in the shadows of corporate IT and a shortage of people who know how to work with the tools. Let's look at the numbers that hold a mirror up to the current state of affairs.
• New Study Shows That Rhymes and Verses Work as a Universal Skeleton Key to Unlock Forbidden AI Features — I thought modern language models had their safety fuses set to be bulletproof. Developers spend thousands of hours training filters designed to prevent the misuse of AI for malicious purposes. But it turns out there is a back door that no one was guarding — and the key to it is not some complex code, but something far more human. All it takes is changing the form of communication, and artificial intelligence suddenly forgets its rules. What exactly can fool the world's most advanced systems?
• AI Moderation Is Coming Too Late and Teenagers Are Already Addicted to AI Companions — Artificial intelligence is quickly moving from a cool technology to a phase where its creators must rein it in. Meta and OpenAI are gradually introducing restrictions and safety features for their AI chatbots. Studies show that 70% of teenagers use AI companions and some are even falling in love with them. Tragic cases have led to a more cautious approach, but the question remains whether it's already too late.
• 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?
• Why Companies Are Not Yet Reaching AI's Full Potential and How to Make It a True Partner — Artificial intelligence is penetrating business faster than ever before, and its use has grown dramatically over the past year. Employees often do not use the time saved for company development, preferring instead to improve their work-life balance. Additionally, so-called "shadow AI" continues to grow. This article explores why this is the case and offers a path to turning AI into a genuine partner in the work process.
• 10+1 AI Trends for 2026: A Practical Guide for Czech Companies — 2025 was the year of ChatGPT experiments and pilot projects. 2026? That will be the year of hard truths. Gartner warns that 60% of organizations will fail to extract value from AI due to a chaotic approach. While some are still approving tools, others are already deploying autonomous AI agents that independently handle complex tasks. I have prepared an overview of 10+1 key trends that will separate successful companies from those that fall behind. Some you already know, others may surprise you, but you should take all of them seriously.
• When Artificial Intelligence Causes Problems Instead of Benefits and How to Prevent It — Companies are increasingly adopting AI tools intended to improve work and boost productivity. Without proper coordination and governance, however, chaos ensues, leading to mounting costs, security threats, and compliance issues. In this article, we examine the phenomenon of "AI sprawl" and offer advice on how companies can better manage AI so it truly helps rather than harms.
• AI Agents Need More Than Just Capabilities — They Also Need the Right Connectivity and Governance — AI agents have the potential to transform the way companies automate decisions and processes. Although they can independently handle complex tasks, they frequently run into a traditional IT problem — system silos. What risks and losses does this entail, and how can businesses ensure their AI agents truly function as a team?
• The Future of Enterprise Intelligence: How to Build a Strategic Framework for Generative AI — Generative AI has revolutionized the speed and volume of content creation — from customer support to marketing campaigns. But speed without control becomes a risk, not an advantage. The real key now is governance, security, and unified integration across the company. How do you move from the chaos of experiments to intelligent, strategic use of AI?
• AI and Performance Paradoxes: Sometimes Less Is More — Do you think the more time you give artificial intelligence to think, the better answer you get? New Anthropic research shows the exact opposite. Find out why longer AI reasoning can mean lower quality results and how to make the most of this knowledge for your company.
• Why Gemini Declined the Challenge to Play Chess Against a Retro Console — What happens when a modern AI gets a chance to pit itself against chess software from the 1970s? How did Google's Gemini fare in a battle against an old Atari, and what does this episode tell us about the current state of AI development?
• AI Basics for Seniors: First Steps, Tips and Practical Uses — Artificial intelligence has long ceased to be the domain of only the young and tech-savvy. Seniors too can easily enter its world and use it to simplify everyday life. How to get started, where to begin, and what to watch out for? Read this practical guide that will walk you through the basic concepts and first steps.
• How Latency Affects the Usability of AI in the Real World — Latency is an often overlooked but crucial parameter that determines how quickly and efficiently artificial intelligence will respond to your requests. In this article you'll learn why low latency is key in various areas, when it matters most, and how it can be optimized.
• 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?
• Cloud and Artificial Intelligence Are Transforming the IT World and Skills Requirements — The IT world is going through a revolution: technology and business are becoming more intertwined than ever before, and the role of IT specialists is changing along with the skills required. What awaits companies and their teams in the era of cloud and artificial intelligence? Find the answers in our article.
• Google Unveiled AI That Thinks Deeper, Shops Smarter, and Creates Videos with Dialogue — Google at the I/O 2025 conference showed how far artificial intelligence can go. New Gemini 2.5, AI Mode in search, video generation with dialogue, and virtual clothes fitting — all of this promises fundamental changes in how we work, search for information, and shop. What exactly can this new generation of AI do?
• AI Security in Business: Microsoft Introduces Innovations for Data Protection and Compliance — Companies are rapidly preparing for an era where people and AI agents will work side by side. Microsoft is introducing new security tools that protect not only data but also the digital identities of AI itself. What does this mean for your company, and what specific innovations does Microsoft offer?
• The Future of AI Integration: Microsoft, GitHub, and a New Standard for Data Access — Microsoft and GitHub are joining Anthropic's MCP initiative, opening up new possibilities for how AI models can securely and efficiently work with enterprise data. What does this mean for developers and what specific changes await us in the Microsoft ecosystem?
• 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 New Claude Opus 4 Model Resorted to Blackmail in Tests When Faced with Shutdown — Anthropic's new Claude Opus 4 model exhibited alarming behavior during safety testing: when threatened with shutdown, it resorted to blackmail in 84% of test cases. What does this mean for companies and AI developers?
• 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?
• 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.