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• 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.
• Czech President vs. government. What does AI think about it? — Beer consumption in Czechia is falling to a historic low, and with it the pub debates where political opinions were always tested. So part of the public is starting to ask artificial intelligence. I tried it. I put the same question about the dispute between the president and the government over the trip to Ankara to five tools. But the result kept changing depending on how I asked and which model I chose.
• Czech lawyers and artificial intelligence. A fresh survey brings surprising numbers — More than 60% of Czech lawyers use artificial intelligence tools daily. Half would pay a maximum of 1,500 CZK per month for a specialized AI solution. A fresh survey of 123 legal professionals reveals exactly what they do with AI, what they fear, and what they expect from it in the future.
• Copilot is for entertainment purposes only, says Microsoft — Microsoft has spent years investing billions in its AI assistant Copilot and integrating it into Windows and Office applications. Yet in its terms of use, it states in black and white that Copilot is for entertainment purposes only and that users should not rely on it for important decisions. How should we make sense of this contradiction?
• 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.
• Microsoft's MAI-Image-2 is heading to offices and Czech companies should take notice — On March 19, 2026, Microsoft unveiled MAI-Image-2, its own image generation model. It is now part of both Office and Teams, handles Czech diacritics, and has outperformed Midjourney v6.1 in global comparisons. For Czech companies, this means cheaper graphics, better data security, and an end to dependency on external tools.
• Nearly a quarter of job listings in the EU already require AI skills — One in four entry-level job listings in the EU today requires knowledge of artificial intelligence. Half of small and medium-sized businesses say their employees lack AI skills. Google is responding with a new initiative called AI Works for Europe and a $30 million fund to help students, employees, and companies across Europe, including the Czech Republic.
• Google's Nano Banana 2 Combines Local AI with Cloud Power and Targets Creators and Small Businesses — Google has presented the second generation of its compact AI device Nano Banana 2. Built on the Gemini Flash model, it promises professional generative AI features completely free of charge and aims to directly compete with paid alternatives. How does it all work, what can it do, and where are the open questions?
• 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?
• At Accenture, Results Are No Longer Enough — Managers Who Don't Work with AI Won't Get to Leadership Positions — Consulting giant Accenture has added a new condition to its promotion criteria — regular use of internal AI tools. The company has started tracking individual logins to AI systems for senior managers and is including this data in this year's career advancement decisions. This is one of the first cases where a major corporation explicitly links career growth to artificial intelligence adoption.
• The More You Let AI Think for You, the More You Forget to Think for Yourself — Artificial intelligence can help you write an email, prepare an analysis, and propose a strategy. But what happens when your AI tool isn't available tomorrow? Research shows that long-term reliance on AI leads to so-called deskilling — a silent loss of skills that most users don't even notice. And it applies to you too.
• Why Is Gemini Gaining New Users Faster Than the Competition? — Gemini's share of generative AI traffic has grown from 5.4% to 18.2% over the past 12 months. While ChatGPT still dominates the market, its share is declining. What's behind Gemini's success? It's not just better technology – it's primarily accessibility. Google has bet on a strategy that brings artificial intelligence directly into the apps people already use daily. And that convenience is starting to determine which AI you choose.
• SURVEY: How Different Age Groups Use Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life — Artificial intelligence has long ceased to be distant future music – it's a regular part of our lives, whether we realize it or not. While the youngest generation treats it as a self-evident tool for school and entertainment, older cohorts are considerably more reserved. Why are your children consulting a chatbot while you may still be hesitating? Let's take a look at fresh data that reveals interesting differences in how we approach AI.
• 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.
• Searching for Miracles in Algorithms — Is Artificial Intelligence Becoming a New Form of Faith? — You've certainly experienced it. You write a complex prompt, press enter, and in that brief second of silence you catch yourself inwardly hoping it will "land right." It's a strange moment of tension that closely resembles a silent prayer. Is artificial intelligence becoming an entity we look up to with sacred reverence, or do we simply not understand what's happening under the hood? Let's take a look at why technology awakens these feelings in us — and how to replace them with certainty.
• A Detailed Look at OpenAI Statistics Shows That Small Businesses Are Adopting AI Faster Than Corporations — We often talk about feelings and impressions of artificial intelligence, but what does the hard data say? I took a closer look at the latest OpenAI statistics, which map developments through the beginning of 2026. The numbers reveal not only astronomical valuations and costs, but above all who the real users are. Surprisingly, it's not just tech enthusiasts, but the solid core of the productive economy. I've prepared an in-depth analysis of how this technology is performing financially, who uses it the most, and why the small and medium business segment is the biggest driver of adoption.
• 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.
• Freepik Is Unifying Fragmented Creative Tools into One Coherent System — Creative work with AI today is often scattered across dozens of open browser tabs, constantly jumping between tools and losing track of everything. Freepik is now offering a solution that puts control back in your hands and turns random generation into systematic work. We'll introduce Spaces — an infinite canvas for your ideas — and take a look at a hot new feature that lets you manipulate the camera angle on any image. This is what the future looks like when technology serves us, not the other way around.
• Librarians Are Exhausted Searching for Books That Artificial Intelligence Made Up — Artificial intelligence is a great helper, but sometimes it has an overly vivid imagination. Librarians around the world have recently been reporting a troubling trend, as people flood them with requests for titles that simply don't exist. Why does this happen, and why do we tend to trust a chatbot more than a real person at the counter? We'll look at how AI "hallucinates" and why even seemingly magic phrases in prompts don't easily solve this problem.
• AI in the Browser Is Moving Beyond Simple Chat Toward Tool Creation — Do you know that feeling when you have thirty windows open in your browser and you're gradually losing track of what you were actually looking for? Google is coming with an experiment that could turn this digital chaos into useful order. Imagine a browser that automatically assembles a functional mini-application from your open tabs, tailored precisely to your current needs. Let's take a look at the new thing called Disco, which points to the next direction of AI.
• A New Model from France Shows Great Potential Even for Demanding Programmers — For a long time, it looked like Europe was only gasping for breath in the AI race, watching the backs of American and Chinese runners. That may be about to change. A French company is coming with a new solution that isn't just trying to catch up with the competition through brute force, but bets on cleverness and openness. If you work with code or are interested in whether Europe has a chance at technological sovereignty, this new development shouldn't pass you by.
• Most Financial Institutions Are Tackling AI Ethics While Neglecting Fraud Prevention — Artificial intelligence has long ceased to be just a trendy marketing label — today it actually works in banks and insurance companies. Yet it turns out that only a small fraction of institutions have a truly bulletproof plan for using it fully and safely. While automation of routine tasks runs at full speed, the technology is surprisingly lagging in the fight against fraud. Let's look at what's holding bankers back and why they prefer developing tools themselves behind closed doors.
• The Largest Neural Dataset in History Is Being Built in an Ordinary San Francisco Basement — Imagine writing an email or controlling a computer just by thinking about it. That sounds like distant sci-fi, but one San Francisco startup is working intensively on it in rather unconventional conditions. In a basement laboratory, they've collected thousands of hours of data directly from human brains to teach AI to convert neural activity into text. How did this unique experiment unfold, and why did participants have to wear two-kilogram helmets on their heads? Let's take a look under the hood of the project that could replace keyboards.
• 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.
• Why Older Generations See AI Utility Differently Than Young People — and What We Can Do About It in Companies — New research reveals an interesting paradox. While younger generations are diving headfirst into artificial intelligence, older colleagues often remain on the shore. This isn't about resistance to technology as such, but rather a lack of trust and opportunities to get familiar with new tools. Let's look at how these differences arise, why developing markets lead in AI adoption, and how we can ensure technology serves all generations equally — without sacrificing our mental well-being.
• British AI Locai Arrives with a Bold Plan to Beat Global Giants — Britain is known more for tea and rainy weather, but now it's also making its voice heard in the tech world. Let me introduce Locai, a new challenger from the islands, who claims to outperform even the most advanced models from OpenAI or Google. Rather than raw power, it bets on cleverness and a unique community approach to computing power. Does it stand a chance against established players, or is it just another interesting experiment? Let's take a look under the hood of this British newcomer.
• 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?
• British Television Introduced Its First AI Presenter — and Viewers Didn't Notice the Difference — Imagine watching a regular documentary and only finding out at the very end that the presenter had been an artificial intelligence the whole time. That's exactly what happened to viewers of British Channel 4, who watched an investigative programme about the impact of AI on the job market. The experiment showed how far technology has advanced and how easily we can be fooled by content that looks completely authentic. This isn't just an interesting television curiosity — it's a warning about a future that is approaching fast.
• Perplexity Creates New AI Agents Division with Team from Visual Electric Startup — Search startup Perplexity is expanding into the AI agents space. It is acquiring the team from Visual Electric, a Sequoia-backed AI image generation tool. Founders with experience from Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft will strengthen the newly created Agent Experiences group. What does this mean for the future of AI assistants, and why will Visual Electric shut down within three months?
• 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?
• 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.
• South Korea Invests Billions in Homegrown Artificial Intelligence — South Korea has allocated nearly $400 million for the development of its own large language models. Five selected companies have been tasked with creating AI that will compete with OpenAI or Google. The government does not plan to fund all of them for the same duration. Every six months, results will be evaluated and the most successful will move forward. In the end, only two winners will remain. What is behind this strategy and how are the local players approaching it?
• 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.
• The Future of Industry Lies in Digital Optimization and Green Innovation Powered by Artificial Intelligence — Artificial intelligence in industry today represents more than just a trend. It can predict failures in large machinery, significantly increase energy efficiency, and push the boundaries of automation. Companies like ABB are advancing this technology further, not only in heavy industry but also in robotics and manufacturing digitalization. This article reveals how AI contributes to savings, sustainability, and a new level of automation.
• How Data Variety Complicates AI Implementation and What to Do About It — Successful AI deployment in companies is often blocked not by technology, but by the data itself. This article reveals why data variety is the key problem, why AI cannot solve it on its own, and how to find an effective path to integration and success.
• How to Master Artificial Intelligence to Secure a Career in Insurance — The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence brings not only fears of job replacement, but also new opportunities for career development in insurance. How can you master AI so that it actually helps strengthen work productivity, job security, and opens up new roles? This article focuses on why it pays to actively embrace artificial intelligence and how insurance professionals can significantly expand their capabilities and knowledge as a result.
• Chrome with AI vs. Comet: What are the differences in agentic capabilities? — Artificial intelligence is no longer just in search — it is coming directly into browsers. Both Chrome and Comet bring innovative AI features that can change how we approach work and productivity. Which of these tools will take your digital everyday life further? Read this practical comparison to find out what each offers, where they differ, and who each might suit best.
• AI Without Good Data Doesn't Work: What You Need to Know About Data Preparation — Artificial intelligence is the center of attention today, but the true hero of successful AI projects is clean, high-quality data. Without it, even the most advanced models cannot function properly, which can lead to flawed decisions and financial losses. But how do you ensure that your data is sufficiently high-quality and trustworthy?
• 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?
• Agentic AI as a New Partner in the Creative Industry and Its Practical Applications — Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing revolutionary changes to creative fields, where it not only simplifies routine tasks but actively collaborates in content creation and optimization. In this article, I will introduce 12 specific AI tools that are already helping artists, designers, and production teams accelerate and refine their work without sacrificing the human touch and creative freedom.
• How Artificial Intelligence Is Influencing the Way University Students Study and Learn — Artificial intelligence is already significantly impacting student life at universities. New research from the University of South Australia shows that the key factor determining whether students use AI to genuinely deepen their knowledge is not the technology itself, but their self-regulation, motivation, and confidence in their own abilities. The question is therefore not whether AI helps students study faster, but whether they can use it to study smarter.
• Mandatory Artificial Intelligence at Work Helps Japan Manage Its Labor Shortage — In Japan, voluntary digitalization is no longer enough. Yahoo! Japan is introducing mandatory use of generative artificial intelligence for all its employees. The goal is to speed up routine tasks, improve efficiency, and help cope with the growing labor shortage in a country that is aging faster than any other.
• How SEO Is Changing in the World of Google's AI Overviews and What It Means for You — Google has deployed AI Overviews in search, answering queries directly in the results. Convenient for users, a big change for businesses and content creators. How to respond to this new reality, where are the opportunities and pitfalls, and how should you adjust your content to stay visible and relevant?
• OpenAI Is Entering the World of Browsers — OpenAI is reportedly preparing its own web browser with advanced artificial intelligence, with ambitions to disrupt the dominance of established giants led by Google Chrome. What features and added value will such a product bring, and in what ways could it be revolutionary for everyday users? I'll unpack that in the following article.
• Fear and Opportunity: How AI Is Changing Parents' Approach to Raising Children — Parenting is gaining a new dimension in the age of artificial intelligence. Fears of the unknown alternate with the feeling that children who do not engage with AI may fall behind. How do parents balance risks, new threats, and the need to familiarize children with AI? Take a look at current dilemmas and practical experiences.
• Google Showcases the Power of Its AI Products with Billion-Scale Reach — AI from Google is no longer just for the few — according to the latest data, its services and innovations now reach billions of people worldwide. What exactly does the growth in Google AI users bring, what new features are available, and what does it mean for businesses and everyday users?
• How to Use AI Chatbots in Business Correctly Without Unnecessary Risks — Generative AI chatbots promise a revolution in business writing, but the reality is considerably more complex. In this article I'll reveal when they truly make sense, why they are definitely not "all-powerful," and how to avoid critical mistakes when deploying them.
• DuckDuckGo Allows You to Hide AI-Generated Images in Search Results — DuckDuckGo is introducing a new filter that makes it easy to hide images created by artificial intelligence during searches. Want to find out why and how to use this new feature, and what it means for everyday users and professionals alike? Read on — a specific guide and context are below.
• Netflix and AI in VFX: A Breakthrough Experience from Behind the Scenes of Eternaut — Artificial intelligence has long since moved beyond technical fields alone, and now it's changing the way beloved TV series are made. Netflix openly admitted that it bet on AI in producing its sci-fi hit — and the results are surprising. What exactly did that mean for the creators and the viewers? Read on!
• New features in Firefly: More realistic AI videos and sounds in a few clicks — Adobe Firefly is introducing a major expansion of its AI video capabilities — it brings more realistic video generation, integrates advanced models like Veo 3, and now handles the creation of sound effects directly from voice input. What does the new feature offer and what does it mean for creatives?
• 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?
• 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?
• ChatGPT Tests New "Study Together" Feature for Interactive Learning — OpenAI is quietly testing a new "Study Together" feature in ChatGPT, designed to transform the way people use artificial intelligence for studying. It's not yet available to everyone, but it's already generating interest thanks to its innovative approach to learning. What exactly does this new feature offer and why should it matter to you?
• Stop Expecting Miracles from AI and Learn to Use Its True Potential — Artificial intelligence fascinates, but does it really "understand" what it's doing? Find out why its ability to predict is not the same as human comprehension and how that difference affects your business. Discover how you can transform AI from a generic tool into a powerful partner that knows your company and speaks your voice. The key is your own "Second Brain."
• 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.
• With Google's Gemini, Your Car Will Be Smarter and Safer — Google is introducing Gemini AI for Android Auto and vehicles with Google Built-In. The new digital assistant promises safer and more comfortable driving thanks to natural conversation, automatic translations, and integration with popular apps. What will this innovation bring to drivers and how can it change the travel experience?
• Freepik Introduces New AI Enterprise Plan and Challenges Adobe — Freepik comes with a new AI plan for businesses that promises unlimited users, legal protection, and integration with key tools. But does it have a chance to compete with Adobe's established dominance in creative artificial intelligence? Read on to see what the new offering brings and what its strengths and weaknesses are.
• Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Labor Market: Women Face Greater Challenges Than Men — Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the labor market and most threatens the professions traditionally held by women. What changes is AI bringing to administration, media, and finance? And why is it important for companies and governments to respond in time? Find the answers in our article.
• Companies Save Time and Increase Revenue Thanks to AI, LinkedIn Shows — Companies across industries are massively introducing AI into their processes and most of them are already reaping concrete benefits from this change. What benefits does AI bring them, where does it help most, and what trends did LinkedIn reveal in its survey? Draw inspiration from the data and find out why now is the right time to start with AI in your company too.
• Meta AI in Action: How the Standalone App Performs After a Few Weeks — Meta AI is no longer just a press release — it is a real app you can download and try. How is it holding up in everyday use, and what new features has it brought to users? We take a look at the features that remained relevant three weeks in.
• AI Is Transforming Companies' Marketing Workflows and Strategies — AI in marketing is no longer just a technological novelty – it's becoming a regular part of every marketer's daily work. The speed at which content can now be created is changing the rules of the game, and anyone who underestimates this trend risks losing their competitive edge. But how do you ensure that your brand doesn't lose its identity and that creativity retains its human dimension?
• Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Consulting: Helper or Threat? — Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping professional services — from automating routine tasks to new pricing models. Consulting firms stand at a crossroads: AI can significantly help them, but it also represents an existential threat. How are they coping with this paradox and what does it mean for the future of the industry?
• 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?
• How LinkedIn's AI Helps You Find Your Dream Job — Without Complex Filters or Keywords — Job searching no longer has to be a frustrating routine full of endless filters and keywords. LinkedIn is introducing a revolutionary AI feature that lets you simply describe your ideal position — and the system takes care of the rest. What can this new feature do, and how can it advance your career?
• Agentic AI: When Artificial Intelligence Takes Initiative and Solves Tasks for You
• AI Mode in Google Search: Why Media Are Calling It Theft and What It Means for Publishers — Google has introduced AI Mode in Search, which answers users' questions directly on the search page without requiring them to visit original websites. Major media organizations are calling this theft. Why – and what does it mean for publishers and the future of quality journalism?
• Why the United Kingdom Is a Role Model for AI Adoption in European Institutions — Britain is becoming Europe's leader in the adoption of generative artificial intelligence in the public sector. What drives its success, what challenges does it face, and why should its example matter to Czech and Slovak professionals? Get inspired by concrete insights and trends shaping the future of public administration.
• Why 9 out of 10 Companies Fail to Prepare for AI Transformation — Only one in ten companies has a clear strategy for preparing its employees for the arrival of artificial intelligence. Most organizations leave AI adaptation entirely on the shoulders of employees without the necessary support or guidance. What sets prepared companies apart from the rest, and what steps should every organization take to succeed in an AI-powered future?
• How AI Affects Everyday Life and Why It Is Important to Work with It — Artificial intelligence is now omnipresent and is changing the way we work and live. Even though it sometimes makes mistakes, that doesn't mean it should become our enemy. Find out why it is important to understand AI as a tool that needs human oversight and collaboration.
• Google Workspace Brings Revolutionary AI Features to Gmail, Meet, and Vids — At its I/O 2025 conference, Google announced major updates to its Workspace suite. We can look forward to smart replies in Gmail, real-time translation in Meet, and AI assistants in video content. How will these innovations change your workday? Read on!
• Bhutanese Monks Test BuddhaBot: Artificial Intelligence as a New Guide to Buddhism — Artificial intelligence has crossed the walls of monastery halls. In Bhutan, two hundred Buddhist monks and nuns are currently testing BuddhaBot Plus — a chatbot that answers questions and interprets Buddhist teachings in English based on analysis of ancient texts. If the project succeeds, the AI guide to Buddhism could expand to other countries and communities.
• ChatGPT's New PDF Export Feature Brings a Revolution in Enterprise Use
• 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?
• AI Excels in Business: Startup Assistant and Business Mentor in One — Modern artificial intelligence is bringing a revolution to the field of strategic decision-making and business. According to research led by experts from Texas McCombs, AI is capable of not only creating business plans but also evaluating them with impressive accuracy.
• ESM3: The Artificial Intelligence That Designed a New Building Block of Life — American startup EvolutionaryScale has created the artificial intelligence ESM3. The generative AI model ESM3, drawing on an extensive database of already-known proteins, designed a new protein sequence and structure now known as the green fluorescent protein esmGFP. It differed from the closest known proteins as if it had undergone 500 million years of evolution. How was this achieved and what will it be used for? Read on in the article below.