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- 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.
- The TRUMP AMERICA AI Act aims to unify rules for artificial intelligence across the United States — Senator Marsha Blackburn has introduced a nearly 300-page bill that would create a unified federal framework for regulating artificial intelligence in the US for the first time in history. The bill addresses developer liability, child protection, copyright, and the elimination of existing online platform protections. Here is an overview of what the proposal contains and what it could mean for the rest of the world.
- Why Choosing the Right AI Model Now Matters More Than Knowing How to Prompt — The era of needing to be an expert at prompting is slowly coming to an end. The best AI models today guide you to the result themselves. But beware — choosing the right model is more important than ever. A simple car wash test showed that even a trivial logical task is reliably solved by only 5 out of 53 tested models. Which one should you choose and why does it matter?
- LLM, RAG, AI Agent, and Agentic AI — Four Layers of Artificial Intelligence Worth Understanding — Language model, RAG, AI agent, agentic system — it sounds like four different things, but in reality they are layers of one ecosystem. In this article, we'll explain what each layer does, where one ends and another begins, and most importantly, when you need each one. Clearly and without clichés.
- The Czech Republic Can Be a Leader in the Practical Use of Artificial Intelligence, Believes New Government Commissioner — The Czech Republic has a chance to become one of the leaders in artificial intelligence in Europe by 2030. According to the new government commissioner Lukáš Kačena, we have quality research capacities and technical education that give us a head start. However, we lack the quantity of projects and the ability to retain talent. How exactly does the state plan to support AI development in business? And why are Czech companies embracing artificial intelligence faster than the public sector?
- Local AI Brings Companies Data Control and Cost Savings — Imagine being able to use artificial intelligence as powerful as ChatGPT, but your data never leaves your computer. No monthly subscription, no GDPR compliance worries, no usage limits. Local AI models make this possible today and aren't just for tech enthusiasts. Companies and individuals are discovering that the investment in a local solution pays back within a few months while giving them full control over their sensitive information.
- The Criminal Code Finally Responds to AI Threats and Deepfake Video Abuse — Imagine a situation where a video spreads across the internet showing you saying words you never uttered. Or worse, intimate footage that doesn't actually exist. A frightening thought, isn't it? For a long time it seemed that the law was powerless against these modern technologies and victims had no recourse. But that is changing with the arrival of 2026. The Czech Criminal Code is introducing strict penalties for creators of deepfake content. Let's take a look together at what the new legislation means specifically for your company, safety, and digital privacy.
- Your Data in Gemini May Not Be as Safe as You Think — Artificial intelligence saves us hours of work every day, but few people stop to consider the privacy question. Did you know that real humans can read your conversations with Gemini? And that the paid 'Advanced' version may not protect you from this? In this detailed guide, we look under the hood at what happens to your data. We explain the crucial difference between a personal and business account (Google Workspace), which can determine the security of your know-how. Read on to learn how to set up AI to serve you — not the other way around.
- 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.
- Česká spořitelna Shows the Way to Combining Technology with Human Empathy — Have you ever thought about where the limits of human energy lie when working with clients? While an experienced banker can comfortably handle fifty meetings a day, technology effortlessly exceeds this limit. The new Future Lab concept in the center of Prague is testing how AI and digitalization can work hand in hand with people without losing the bank's soul. The first months reveal surprising data about avatar performance and what clients actually look for outside regular opening hours.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- How I Saved Tens of Thousands on Professional Business Photography Thanks to AI — Do you know that feeling when you have big plans in your calendar but life throws a wrench in them? That happened to me last August, when I had a major business photo shoot scheduled. Instead of posing in modern offices, I ended up with a shattered ankle fracture and crutches. But this setback led me to an experiment that saved me not just time, but tens of thousands of crowns. I'll show you how today you can generate top-notch business portraits using AI without ever leaving home.
- 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.
- New Guardrails Feature in n8n Ensures Safe Operation of Your Automations — Artificial intelligence is a great servant, but data security often keeps us up at night. Imagine if your AI assistants had their own bodyguard who checks every word before it leaves the company. That's exactly what the new n8n feature brings — acting as an invisible shield for your automations. Let's take a look at how this elegant function protects your sensitive data and ensures your chatbot doesn't let anything slip, all without complex programming.
- Microsoft and Claude Partnership Opens New Possibilities for Your Office Work — Microsoft 365 no longer relies on just one AI engine. Thanks to the integration of Claude models from Anthropic, you can switch between different AIs in Word, Excel, and Copilot — depending on the type of task, from deep research to working with complex spreadsheets.
- Artificial Intelligence Gives Us a Sense of Brilliance While Quietly Eroding Our Real Skills — Do you feel more confident and productive when using new AI tools? It might be an illusion. New data shows that while technologies like generative AI help us overcome the blank page syndrome, they can also quietly erode our real abilities. Let's look at how to avoid becoming just an operator of a tool we don't truly understand — and why companies shouldn't evaluate people based on how often they use AI.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Protecting Our Identity Even After Death: How to Guard Against AI Deepfakes — Imagine that ten years after your passing, your digital copy is reading bedtime stories to your grandchildren, or your voice is selling products you never saw. It sounds like science fiction, but with the rise of "deadbots" and advanced deepfakes, this technology is becoming a reality for ordinary people too. Today we must think about preventing the misuse of our digital footprint. This article shows you practical steps for incorporating protection against unwanted digital resurrection into your will.
- Google Gemini Can Now Tell If a Photo Was Made by an AI Generator — Google is bringing a simple AI-generated image detection feature to the Gemini app. Just upload a photo and ask: "Was this image created using AI?" The system uses the invisible SynthID watermark technology, which has tagged over 20 billion AI-generated works since 2023. Gemini can also detect images from competing generators by analyzing typical errors and unnatural elements in images.
- 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.
- 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.
- Voice Assistance in ChatGPT Has Matured and Become a Natural Part of Chat — Do you remember that strange feeling when you wanted to chat with ChatGPT but had to leave the conversation to enter a special "bubble" world? Fortunately, that is in the past. OpenAI has quietly released an update that integrates voice mode directly into the regular chat. I tried it out for you and must say — this is the missing puzzle piece we were waiting for. Let's look at how it will make life easier.
- Forget Chatbots — In 2026 Your Company Will Speak Through a Digital Human — We recently looked together into the future in an article about 10+1 AI trends for 2026. Among the flood of new developments, however, one technology stands out enough to deserve its own space. Imagine that instead of an impersonal text chat on your website, a friendly person who responds instantly talks to your customer. Meet LiveAvatar from HeyGen. And the best part is you can try it for free today.
- Adobe and ChatGPT Join Forces to Make Professional Photo and Document Editing Accessible to Everyone — Imagine no longer needing to download single-purpose apps or struggle with the complex interface of professional graphics editors when you just need to quickly edit a vacation photo. I have news for you that may well save you a lot of time. Just upload a file into the chat and simply say what you want to change. Let's take a look at how this fusion will save you hours of work — and maybe a few nerves too.
- From the UK Comes an Artificial Intelligence with Ambitions to Beat ChatGPT — The United Kingdom has not featured prominently on the AI map so far — but that is changing. Enter Locai, a British AI that dares to challenge established players from the US and China. Its creators claim it outperforms even GPT-5 in conversational abilities. How do they intend to achieve this, and what is the reality? I took a close look at this newcomer.
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- Artificial Intelligence Saves Companies Millions by Identifying Risky Candidates Before It's Too Late — A poorly chosen employee can cost a company up to 30% of their annual salary — and also disrupts team dynamics and can damage client trust. The candidate verification market is therefore growing rapidly, from $15.5 billion in 2024 to an estimated $39.6 billion in 2032. What's behind it? AI-driven systems capable of analyzing criminal records, work history, and public records within hours rather than weeks.
- How Nanomedicines, Imaging Methods, and AI Are Fighting Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Together — Neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's are among the greatest challenges of modern medicine. The problem isn't just a single disorder but an entire cascade of failures in the brain. Researchers have now combined three advanced technologies: nanomedicines, imaging methods, and artificial intelligence. The result is a system capable of delivering a drug precisely where it's needed and continuously optimizing dosage based on the patient's condition.
- Just 250 Manipulated Documents Are Enough to Make a Large Language Model Vulnerable — Imagine someone being able to sabotage a chatbot with just a few hundred manipulated texts. Anthropic, in collaboration with British security institutes, has found that as few as 250 malicious documents are sufficient to introduce a backdoor into a large language model. The size of the model or the volume of training data makes no difference. What does this mean for AI security?
- AI Needs So Much Energy That Decommissioned Aircraft Engines Are Being Repurposed — The rise of artificial intelligence requires enormous amounts of energy. Data centers running AI can wait years to be connected to the power grid. Given that new gas turbines cannot be obtained in less than three to five years, an unconventional solution has emerged. Decommissioned engines from large cargo aircraft are being given a second life as power sources for AI infrastructure.
- Samsung Proved That Successful AI Doesn't Need Billions of Parameters — What if it turned out that size isn't what matters in artificial intelligence? Samsung has introduced the TRM model, which has only 7 million parameters, yet in complex reasoning tasks it has literally outperformed models that are ten thousand times larger. This breakthrough proves that efficient architecture can matter more than raw computing power. What approach did Samsung use, and what does it mean for the future of AI?
- Without Solid Foundations, AI in Companies Collapses Like a House of Cards — Algorithms can be as good as they like, but with bad data you won't create anything useful. Yet most companies still deploy AI systems on chaotic, incomplete, or low-quality data. The result? Flawed decisions, wasted money, and frustrated customers. All it would take is an investment in what most people overlook: proper data foundations. Without them, no AI will move forward.
- How AI Agents in Make Automate Processes Without a Single Click — The Make platform introduces a new approach to automation where users no longer need to manually assemble complex processes. Just describe your goal and an AI agent will design and build the connections across services on its own. From invoice backups to marketing orchestration — the only limit is the complexity of the brief. How will this technology affect the job market, and what does it mean for junior IT professionals?
- Without Reliable Storage, Your Investment in AI Is Worthless — GPUs cost millions — but what if they're idle most of the time? The problem isn't AI itself, but something far more mundane: data storage. Systems that only function 60% of the time due to outages and maintenance can turn your AI investment into an expensive frustration. A solution exists, and it's not as complicated as it might seem.
- Agentic AI Brings Autonomous Intelligence to Cybersecurity, Capable of Instantly Responding to Threats — While classical artificial intelligence only responds to instructions, Agentic AI thinks for itself. It can make decisions, learn, and act autonomously — and it is precisely this capability that makes it a revolution in cybersecurity. Attackers are already using it to automate phishing and bypass multi-factor authentication. Defenders, however, can deploy it as a tireless analyst that detects threats in seconds. The question is: who will be faster?
- New Platform Combines AI with Music While Respecting Artists' Rights — The music industry is grappling with ethical questions around AI, but startup Aiode takes a different approach. Musicians whose style was used to train AI models will be paid. The platform offers a desktop app where virtual musicians help create tracks, while you retain full control. How does it work and what sets Aiode apart from the competition?
- TimeKettle W4 Brings Simultaneous Translation with Interpreter-Level Accuracy — Imagine a meeting with a partner from Japan where you speak Czech and they speak Japanese. Neither of you needs to understand the other's language. TimeKettle W4 are AI-powered earbuds that translate 42 languages with 98% accuracy and a delay of just 0.2 seconds. While Apple won't offer its translation AirPods in Europe due to regulations, the TimeKettle W4 is already available for you to use. How do they work and why are they faster than human reaction?
- 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?
- 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.
- 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?
- Loop Marketing Reveals a New Path to Growth That Most Companies Are Still Ignoring — Loop marketing is revolutionizing the way brands communicate with their customers. Instead of a linear marketing funnel, it creates a dynamic, continuously learning cycle where every campaign provides data to improve the ones that follow. How does it work in practice? Let's take a look together.
- Vibe Coding Complicates Life for Managers and Developers Alike, Yet Still Has Its Place — With the rise of advanced AI assistants, almost anyone today can create a functional application within a few hours, even with no prior programming experience. This phenomenon, known as vibe coding, stirs strong emotions on all sides – from enthusiasm through skepticism to outright criticism. Is it really just a dangerous game with fire, or does this path to software creation have a legitimate place?
- 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.
- How Successful Managers Work with AI in 2025 – Part 3: Afternoon — The afternoon is when most managers lose energy and focus. Successful managers therefore dedicate it to what is most valuable – the people on their team, strategic decisions, and long-term projects. And they have the energy for it, because AI has been handling the routine since morning. See what the afternoon looks like for a manager who knows when to use technology and when a purely human approach is needed.
- Why Perplexity Has Suddenly Stopped Following Your Instructions — and How to Fix It — What was until recently Perplexity's strong suit has become its biggest weakness. If you have set up custom spaces with detailed instructions and are suddenly finding that the AI simply ignores them, you are not alone. The automatic model selection that was meant to simplify things now paradoxically forces users back to basics — manually choosing between individual models based on their capabilities.
- In 2026, Most Corporate AI Projects Will Fail, and There Is Only One Reason Why — While individuals achieve higher productivity with AI tools, large corporate projects often fail before deployment. Research warns that up to 90 percent of AI initiatives could end in failure in 2026. Surprisingly, the main problem doesn't lie in the technology or choosing the right model, but in something much more mundane. And that's exactly why there's a solution that can save your AI projects.
- Windows 11 Brings Artificial Intelligence to Every Computer — Microsoft has unveiled a major update to Windows 11 that brings advanced AI features to every computer running this operating system. Copilot is no longer just an add-on — it is becoming a natural part of working with a computer. You can talk to it, show it your screen, and let it perform tasks for you. Voice control, visual analysis of on-screen content, and autonomous actions are no longer exclusive to expensive devices.
- 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?
- Brightpick Autopicker Managed to Combine Mobility, 3D Vision, and Artificial Intelligence in One Robot — At Slovak startup Brightpick, they developed robots that are the first in the world to combine a mobile base, 3D vision, a robotic arm, and artificial intelligence. These Autopickers are already working in real warehouses today, picking medications at a rate of 50–80 items per hour with virtually no errors. While the competition remains in the planning stage, the Slovak solution actually works.
- Claude vs ChatGPT vs Google Gemini: Which AI solution is best for education in 2025 — Three tech giants offer specialized educational modes for their AI assistants — Claude Learning Mode from Anthropic, ChatGPT Study Mode from OpenAI, and Google Gemini Guided Learning. Each takes a different approach to digital tutoring. Claude builds on Socratic guidance, ChatGPT on active training, and Google on systematic content guidance. Which of these AI tutors is truly best for Czech students, teachers, and professionals?
- Perplexity releases Comet browser to everyone for FREE and adds a background assistant — Startup Perplexity has decided to make its AI browser Comet available to everyone for free. While it was previously reserved only for subscribers of the paid Max plan at $200 per month, anyone can now try it. The company is also launching a new background assistant feature capable of handling multiple tasks at once. This comes at a time when the browser market is changing significantly due to AI integration.
- 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 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.
- Why can longer thinking time worsen the output from artificial intelligence? — Researchers from Anthropic have uncovered a strange paradox in AI behavior: the longer AI models think, the worse results they often produce. This discovery challenges the prevailing belief that more computing power and time automatically lead to better understanding and decision-making. This article summarizes the essence of this phenomenon and its implications for the future development of AI.
- Artificial intelligence and the personalization of personal experiences: a path to distortion or freedom of choice? — The personalization brought by artificial intelligence is no longer just about a better user experience — it is beginning to shape our perception of the world. This phenomenon, referred to as the personalization trap, can fragment reality and make mutual communication in society more difficult. This article examines how AI personalization affects various areas of life, what risks it carries, and how this challenge can be constructively managed.
- With Agent Mode, Chrome Gains Entirely New Capabilities — Google Chrome is bringing major innovations through the integration of the latest AI technologies. From the intuitive Gemini assistant to protection against online fraud and smart search — Chrome can now do much more than just open pages. Discover what new possibilities AI brings to Chrome!
- 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?
- AI in Cybersecurity Brings Savings — But Also New Risks — Artificial intelligence significantly shortens the time needed to detect and contain data breaches, thereby reducing their financial impact, according to new data from IBM. Yet most companies still do not use AI in their security operations and continue to face constant threats — from phishing to new forms of AI-assisted attacks. What opportunities and risks does AI bring to cybersecurity?
- 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?
- Fear of AI-Driven Layoffs as a Tool of Employee Control in the Modern Era — The constant threat of layoffs due to artificial intelligence is shaping not only the labor market but also our perception of the future of employment. It is not merely about technological progress, but the deliberate use of fear to control employees who are often risking their own professional stability. How do you navigate this emerging reality and prepare for change without losing control of your career?
- Artificial Intelligence as the Key to a Balanced Security and Work Environment in Companies — IT operations teams have long struggled with a dilemma: securing data without creating friction for employees. A new era of intelligent autonomous workplaces brings a solution where artificial intelligence connects security, IT operations, and user experience into one functional whole. What does this look like in practice, and what benefits does a company gain?
- OpenAI Expands Learning Capabilities in Canvas with Artificial Intelligence — The Canvas platform, widely used in education for assignment management and grading, will soon be enriched with new AI-powered features through a partnership with OpenAI. Teachers will gain tools enabling more personalized instruction, more efficient grading, and automation of routine tasks, delivering more engaging and tailored learning experiences for students.
- 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.
- Que:read Brings a Revolution to Education Through Conversational Artificial Intelligence — At a time when artificial intelligence often offers quick answers, Futureduck comes with a tool called Que:read that instead invites students to reflect and deeply understand texts. This interactive AI reading assistant — guided by questions — promotes the development of critical thinking and makes it easier for teachers to monitor student progress.
- China Calls for the Establishment of a Global AI Governance Organization — China presented an ambitious plan at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai to create a global AI governance organization. Premier Li Qiang warned against monopolization of the technology by a few countries and proposed coordinated international cooperation. The country wants to share its AI technologies and expertise especially with Global South nations while supporting open development and sharing.
- 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.
- How a Small-Town Doctor in Greece Uses AI to Better Care for Patients — In the remote Greek city of Ioannina, experienced physician Thomas Tzimas uses artificial intelligence not only for diagnosis but also to improve communication and patient care. While he is aware of AI's limitations, he has found a way to use it effectively in a hospital without replacing the human touch. His story will surprise even those who think AI belongs only in major cities.
- Artificial Intelligence Took Control of a Satellite and Made Its Own Decisions About Earth Imaging — NASA has for the first time allowed artificial intelligence to fully control a satellite in orbit. The Dynamic Targeting system was able to evaluate weather conditions ahead within less than two minutes and decide whether it made sense to capture images of Earth. This approach saves both time and capacity, and demonstrates how AI can make space observation more precise and efficient.
- The Future of Hair Care in the Hands of Intelligent Robots — Technological progress and artificial intelligence are entering the cosmetics industry with unexpected intensity. American engineer Shane Wighton has developed a robot capable of cutting hair with professional precision based on a 3D model. While the robot is not yet market-ready, its development suggests that automation may in the future push the boundaries of traditional professions such as hairdressers and stylists.
- Why Harmonic's Aristotle Chatbot Is a Revolutionary Tool for Precise Mathematical Calculations — Startup Harmonic, co-founded by Vlad Tenev, CEO of Robinhood, just launched the beta version of its AI chatbot Aristotle, available on iOS and Android. This chatbot brings a revolutionary approach to AI — it guarantees hallucination-free answers in the field of mathematical and quantitative reasoning. What lies behind this claim, and what does it mean for the future of AI?
- New AI Architecture Enables 100x Faster Reasoning Than Large Models with Minimal Training Data — A new AI model from Singapore-based startup Sapient Intelligence introduces a breakthrough architecture capable of solving complex tasks up to 100 times faster than current large language models (LLMs). The hierarchical approach simulates human thinking by combining slow strategic planning with rapid detail processing, while requiring only a minimal amount of training data. This model opens new possibilities for businesses with limited resources and data.
- 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.
- AI Saves Developers Time, But Inefficient Workflows Cost Companies Millions — Artificial intelligence appears to be a developer's ally, but Atlassian reveals that poor information management and weak collaboration rob companies of significant benefits. Want to know why AI isn't a cure-all and what teams should watch out for?
- 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.
- When AI Becomes a Source of Fatigue Instead of Innovation — Everyone talks about a revolution through AI, but in many companies new technologies bring exhaustion rather than enthusiasm. What causes transformation to become a burden, what specific mistakes dominate, and how can this fatigue be overcome? Find the answers in this article.
- Will We Have to Protect Our Emotions from Technology? — Imagine that artificial intelligence can read our emotions with perfect precision. How would that change our daily lives, our relationships, and our personal privacy? I reflect on the ethical, practical, and social implications of technology that knows more about our feelings than we do. The answer might surprise you.
- The Best Career Insurance Today? Master Artificial Intelligence Skills — Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technological trend, but a real challenge for the future of work. Learning to work with it is becoming a foundational skill — and perhaps your best insurance against uncertainty in the job market. How should you approach it and where does upskilling truly pay off?
- 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?
- 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 Data Variety Is the Main Obstacle to Successful AI Adoption — Almost every company wants to leverage AI, but most are stopped by an unexpected enemy — data variety. Why is this obstacle the most critical for successful digital transformation, and how can the right strategy and the combination of AI with a human approach deliver the desired results?
- How to Try Google AI Mode in the Czech Republic with a Simple Trick — Google has launched AI Mode, which completely transforms the search experience, but currently only in the US. Can users in the Czech Republic also use this innovative way of searching? And in what ways is AI Mode truly different from regular Google? In this article, you'll find out how you can try this new feature yourself – and what to expect.
- ChatGPT Agent as a Helper for Real-World Tasks — What the New AI Can Do — ChatGPT Agent brings a new level of autonomy to the world of artificial intelligence — from planning all the way through to carrying out tasks. How can this distinctive AI helper simplify your daily agenda and organize your free time? Those who want more than just advice and lists of instructions will appreciate it most.
- Claude Code Tightens Usage Limits: Users Left Uncertain by Unclear Restrictions — Many Claude Code users have been struggling since Monday morning with unexpectedly strict limits, without being informed in advance. The new settings have caused great disappointment and uncertainty in the AI community. What exactly happened and what risks does it signal for professionals using AI in business practice?
- 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!
- 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 in cybersecurity: The gap between management enthusiasm and frontline skepticism — AI in cybersecurity is a necessity today, but the enthusiasm of company leadership often runs up against the hesitation of ordinary analysts. What are the real benefits, where is the line of trust, and how can the tension be overcome?
- 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.
- I'm testing whether AI can be my philosophical sparring partner — Can artificial intelligence truly help untangle our thoughts about life, free will, or human goodness? I tested several AI tools on the hardest philosophical questions and found that the answers often don't deliver a final truth — but they can be surprisingly useful guides to our thinking.
- Google Photos Is Preparing an AI Tool to Turn Your Photos into Videos — Google Photos is working on an innovative feature that will allow users to convert static photographs into animated videos directly in the app. What will the new tool offer and when can users expect it? Read on for anyone interested in the intersection of AI and creative memory-making.
- With a Freepik Subscription You No Longer Have to Worry About AI Generation Credit Counts — The popular platform Freepik has removed limits on AI image and video generation for paid plans. What does this mean in practice for creatives, and who benefits most from this change? Find out how this shift makes artificial intelligence more accessible without having to track credit counts.
- Czech Users Get Access to AirGPT — the First Large Language Model Operated in the Czech Republic — AirGPT from Zoner is a new generative AI that can be tried for free directly from a Czech data center. What sets it apart from global AI services, and what does it offer to businesses and individuals alike? If you're drawn to the combination of AI, data sovereignty, and Czech innovation, read on!
- Why the Future of Smart Applications Starts in the Database with Generative AI — Generative AI directly in databases is changing the rules of efficiency, security, and speed of application development. What does connecting artificial intelligence directly to your company data make possible? Find out why this trend is crucial for companies that truly want to innovate — and how to harness its advantages beyond just the technical team.
- Data Governance as the Foundation of Trust for Agentic AI Systems — Agentic AI has quickly changed company expectations around data and its management. But the successful deployment of autonomous systems requires a new approach to data governance — not just a catalog, but an active "contract layer" that ensures context, trust, and traceability. Why is this shift necessary and where does it lead? The answers will surprise even seasoned data professionals.
- 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?
- How to Set the Right IT Capacity for Corporate AI Without Overspending — Are you planning to expand AI in your company and unsure what IT capacity to choose? There is no need to go straight for maximum power. The right scaling strategy and infrastructure choice often determines the success of AI projects. This article offers a practical perspective on how to find the right balance and where companies most often go wrong.
- Artificial Intelligence Speeds Up Coding, But Time Losses in Companies Continue — Artificial intelligence today helps developers save time and improve the quality of their work, but its benefits are not as clear-cut as they might seem. Find out where the greatest time losses still occur – and what this means for the efficiency of entire teams.
- AI Agents as Colleagues: A Look into the Future of Enterprise Collaboration — See how AI agents have evolved from simple chatbots into full-fledged colleagues who today manage projects, create prototypes, and solve complex tasks in businesses. You'll be surprised by how much AI already handles and how rapidly the business reality has transformed.
- Personal Data and AI: Where Does Your Privacy Line Lie? — Artificial intelligence is settling into our devices and services, often requesting surprisingly extensive access to personal data. What do you risk by giving it free rein? The following article reveals why you should be cautious – and not always click yes.
- Experiment: What AI Can (and Mostly Cannot) Do as a Company Store Manager — What happens when you entrust the entire operation of a real store to artificial intelligence? The Anthropic team tried it. The results were sometimes instructive, sometimes curious, and often comically absurd. The story of an experiment that clarified the limits of today's AI agents may surprise you…
- MemOS: The Innovation That Gives AI the Ability to Remember Like a Human — Imagine an AI that remembers what you told it – even when you return a week or a month later. The new MemOS system promises AI with memory similar to our own, maintaining details, preferences, and context over the long term. What does this breakthrough mean for the future of smart assistants? Find out below.
- Voice AI for Everyone: Why Accent and Language No Longer Matter — The development of AI for speech recognition and generation is heading toward one fundamental goal — to hear and understand absolutely everyone, regardless of language, accent, or disability. How does transfer learning work, why is synthetic speech important, and what are the practical implications for businesses? Find out in the following 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?
- Artificial Intelligence and Us: How to Find Identity in the Digital World — Do you wonder where to find value and yourself when digital assistants can handle almost anything? Artificial intelligence is not just a technology, but also a mirror of our questions about who we really are. How do we navigate this new world without losing our sense of purpose? Find the answers in this article.
- How Technical Debt Slows Innovation and What Companies Can Do About It — Technical debt is the silent killer of innovation and flexibility in companies. If you truly want to advance your IT, the first step is to shed the burden of the past. Find out why this matters so much and how to approach it in this eye-opening article on modernization without unnecessary clichés.
- Do You Have Stubborn AI Resistors in Your Company? 8 Practical Tips for Dealing with Them — Introducing artificial intelligence into companies is not just about technology – it's mainly about people. In this article, you'll find specific tips drawn from my experience training and implementing AI in companies. Get a practical guide on how to support employees, relieve their fears, and transform AI into an opportunity for your team's development.
- 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?
- 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.
- AI Technology at Wimbledon Faces Sharp Criticism from Players — Wimbledon this year replaced human line judges with artificial intelligence for the first time. It might seem that technology would bring greater accuracy and fairness, but according to many players the reality is different. What specific problems did the AI system bring, and why are some tennis players calling for the return of humans to the courts?
- Higgsfield AI Brings Filmmaking Within Everyone's Reach — Imagine creating a professional video with cinematic effects in just a few minutes — without expensive equipment and complex software. Higgsfield AI opens the door to a new generation of video content where creativity has no limits. What possibilities does this platform bring and why should it interest you?
- Do You Really Want to Block Your Content from AI? — Cloudflare allows websites to be protected from AI bots, but at the same time there is growing interest from companies in being recommended by artificial intelligence. What dilemmas and opportunities come with the decision to open or protect your content? Let's look at it through the eyes of those who stand on both sides.
- AI Memory Under the Microscope: A New Look at How It Works — Memory in artificial intelligence is often wrapped in myths and misunderstandings. A new scientific framework brings a clearer division of memory types and defines six fundamental operations that determine how AI stores, updates, and forgets information. What does this mean for the future of AI?
- AI Agent Orchestration: The Key to Reliable Systems — The world of artificial intelligence is shifting from isolated models to sophisticated collaboration among several specialized agents. Just like a team of experts complementing each other's strengths, AI agents also need a well-thought-out architecture that ensures smooth communication, information sharing, and resilience against failures. Why is a powerful algorithm alone not enough, and what principles underlie successful multi-agent systems? The answer lies not in technical details, but in a design that balances control with flexibility.
- 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."
- Skill Verification Is a Weak Spot for Companies, Current Survey Shows — Companies are increasingly talking about skills-based hiring, but few actually verify candidates' real abilities. Most still rely on resumes and job titles, which can be a path to a dead end. What obstacles are blocking progress and what tools can help change the situation?
- How Proper Data Management Determines the Success of Artificial Intelligence in Businesses — Do you want artificial intelligence to truly help your business? The foundation isn't just choosing the right tool – it's the quality and structure of the data that feeds AI. In this article, you'll find out why it matters so much and how to approach it in practice.
- 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?
- 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?
- 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?
- Synthetic Data Opens New Possibilities for AI Training and Development — Companies that want to harness the potential of artificial intelligence often run into a shortage of quality data and complex regulations. Synthetic data offers an elegant solution that enables faster, safer, and more efficient training of AI models. Find out why it is becoming a necessity for modern organizations.
- How AI Testing Agents Increase the Efficiency and Reliability of Business Processes — AI testing agents are the new wave in automation, allowing companies to better monitor and optimize their software systems. What advantages and challenges does their deployment bring, and why are they becoming a key tool across various industries? Read on to see how agentic AI is changing the world of corporate efficiency.
- Artificial Intelligence Writes Up to 30% of Code at Microsoft, Says Satya Nadella — Microsoft is pushing the boundaries of automation – according to CEO Satya Nadella, up to 30% of the company's code is now created by artificial intelligence. What does this mean for developers, how do results differ between programming languages, and where is the future of programming in the AI era heading? Find the answers in this article.
- AI Brings New Challenges and Opportunities, the Future Remains Open — Artificial intelligence is today regarded as a key technology that influences business and everyday life. However, its true potential and long-term impacts remain unclear for now. What can AI bring and what challenges await us?
- Artificial Intelligence in Recruitment Can Discriminate Against Job Seekers — Artificial intelligence is entering recruitment and changing the rules of the game. However, it also carries risks of discrimination that can disadvantage women, older applicants, people with disabilities, or those who do not speak fluent English. What are the main problems and what should companies and legislators do?
- Continuous Thinking in AI: Sakana Introduces a Model Inspired by the Human Brain — Sakana AI comes with a revolutionary Continuous Thought Machines (CTM) architecture that pushes the boundaries of artificial intelligence closer to human thinking. How does the model that mimics the timing and synchronization of neurons in the brain work, and why could it represent a breakthrough in AI interpretability and adaptability? Read on.
- 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.
- UK Companies Regret Replacing Employees with AI — Many British companies that laid off employees in recent years and replaced them with artificial intelligence now regret their decision. Instead of the expected savings and greater efficiency, they are facing productivity problems, departures of key people, and internal chaos. What exactly went wrong, and how are companies trying to fix the situation?
- 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.
- Industrial AI: Practical Steps for Maximum Value and Minimum Risk — Artificial intelligence promises industry higher efficiency, lower costs, and new possibilities for predictive maintenance. But how do you ensure that the benefits of AI are not outweighed by risks such as unclear decision-making, biased data, or poor integration into business processes? Discover how successful companies approach it.
- 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.
- How to Defend Against AI Fraud in Healthcare and Protect Your Finances — The year 2025 is the year when scams using artificial intelligence are becoming an everyday reality — and healthcare is one of the most vulnerable areas. How do you recognize fake invoices, avoid being caught out, and protect your finances? Read four practical tips that will help you stay safe.
- 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.
- AI in Psychology: Accessible Help That Can Never Replace Human Contact — Artificial intelligence is finding its way into psychological counseling and offering fast, accessible, and anonymous support. But does AI truly have the potential to change mental health care, or is it merely a supplement to classical therapy? In this article you will learn about the advantages, risks, and limits of AI in psychology – and why a human therapist remains irreplaceable.
- California Deploys Generative AI in Practice: From Traffic to Customer Support — California is once again confirming its position as a technology leader. Governor Gavin Newsom announced the deployment of generative artificial intelligence in key areas of state administration – from solving traffic congestion and road safety to speeding up customer support. What specific projects and technologies is California testing, and what does it mean for its residents?
- Five Key Steps for the Safe Use of Generative AI in Business — Generative artificial intelligence offers enormous potential, but its introduction into business processes also brings new risks. How can you ensure that AI works in your favor, protects sensitive data, and doesn't undermine customer trust? Read on to learn which five steps are key to successful and secure AI integration.
- How Implicit Caching in Gemini 2.5 Reduces AI Costs — Google has introduced a new "implicit caching" feature in its Gemini API that promises up to 75% cost savings when working with the latest AI models. What does this change mean for developers, why is it automatic, and how can it affect the future use of artificial intelligence?
- Fear of AI in the Workplace Is Unnecessary: How Technology Creates New Opportunities — Artificial intelligence already helps companies with routine tasks today and is changing the way we work. Although concerns about job losses often arise, the reality is much more optimistic. AI opens doors to new professions, increases efficiency, and can be the key to addressing demographic challenges.
- Why Simply Adopting AI Is Not Enough for True Productivity Transformation in a Company — AI is now used by more than half of employees and companies expect miraculous productivity gains. But reality shows that without a thoughtful strategy and change in business processes, AI's potential often goes unused. So how do you get the most out of AI and push productivity to a new level?
- 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 Changing Disease Diagnosis and Prevention in the British Healthcare System — Britain has launched an unprecedented project in which artificial intelligence analyzes the health data of 57 million people. The Foresight model has the potential to predict serious illnesses before they manifest, and to fundamentally transform the approach to prevention and treatment. What new possibilities does this technology open up and how does it protect patient privacy?
- 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?
- ZeroSearch: AI That Learns to Search Without Google and Saves Money — Alibaba comes with the revolutionary ZeroSearch method, which enables artificial intelligence to learn how to search for information without dependence on real search engines. This innovation not only increases control over AI training but mainly reduces costs by up to 88%. How does it work and what does it mean for the future of AI?
- 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.
- 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?
- How AI Helps Retailers Better Understand Customers and Optimize Prices — Grocery retailers face pressure on competitive pricing and rising costs. Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing how customer data can be analyzed, the success of new products predicted, and pricing strategies optimized. What does AI enable and how will it change work in the sector?
- 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?
- 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?
- Google Gemini vs. ChatGPT: Who Rules AI Image Generation Today? — AI image generation is a rapidly growing trend taking over social media and professional tools. How do the two biggest platforms – Google Gemini and ChatGPT – perform in this area? I tested their capabilities in various scenarios and the results genuinely surprised me. Which tool is the better choice today, and where does each one have the edge?
- Manus AI Shows That Image Generation Can Be Part of the Entire Workflow — Want to know why Manus AI is becoming increasingly popular among professionals? The new image generation feature is not just about pretty visuals — Manus AI can connect images with other tasks to create a comprehensive work tool. How does it all work and how is it different from ordinary AI image generators?
- Which Paid AI Assistant Is Best for You? Comparing Gemini Advanced, ChatGPT Plus, and Copilot Pro — Paid AI assistants are now found in browsers, search engines, and on the desktop. But which one answers fastest, most accurately, and most conveniently? I tested Gemini Advanced, ChatGPT Plus, and Copilot Pro across five key areas — and the results might surprise you.
- 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?
- Collaboration Between AI and Experts Opens New Possibilities in Space Research — Artificial intelligence can process enormous amounts of data in space and propose solutions, but it is only in combination with human expertise that truly groundbreaking insights emerge. Why is the connection between AI and people in space research so fundamental and what practical benefits does it bring?
- Artificial Intelligence Is Helping Solve Global Problems in 2025 — Artificial intelligence is no longer just a promise for the future. In 2025, we're seeing its concrete impact in the fight against climate risks, improving healthcare, strengthening food security, and supporting inclusive education. What innovations does it bring and how does it affect everyday life?
- Enhanced Protection in Chrome: How Gemini Nano AI Fights Internet Scams — Google Chrome is strengthening user protection against online fraud with artificial intelligence. The new mode with the Gemini Nano model can detect twice as many dangerous sites, but you need to enable it yourself. How does this technology work and why is it worth using?
- Agentic AI: When Artificial Intelligence Takes Initiative and Solves Tasks for You
- Gemini in Chrome: An Assistant That Understands Your Open Tabs — Google is upgrading the capabilities of its Chrome browser. With the integration of the Gemini AI assistant, you can get answers and advice directly related to the content of your open tabs — without needing to switch windows or search for information the hard way. What does this new feature bring and how can it make your everyday work easier?
- The Biggest Myths About AI in Sales That Are Slowing Down Your Business — Generative artificial intelligence offers enormous potential for sales and marketing, yet many companies still aren't using it to its full potential. What myths are preventing its adoption, and how can you overcome them? Let's look at practical advice that will help you get started with AI without unnecessary fear.
- 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?
- Tesla Optimus Learns from Videos and Handles Tasks That Were Once Only for Humans — In the latest video, Tesla Optimus demonstrates its ability to chop vegetables, vacuum, or sweep almost like a person. How does it manage this and what makes it possible? Read about the real progress Tesla's humanoid robot has made and when it might appear in your company or home.
- 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 Is Changing the Way Therapy Notes Are Kept and What It Means for Clients — AI assistants that automatically record and analyze conversations during therapy promise therapists relief from administrative work. But what ethical and security questions does their deployment raise? Find out why some experts are concerned about the trust and safety of clients, and what the alternatives are.
- Smart Tennis Robot Tenniix: Training That Adapts to Your Level — Tennis training no longer has to be boring routine. Meet Tenniix, a robot that uses artificial intelligence to analyze your game, adapt to your abilities, and offer training tailored to you. What can this smart robot do and why have even professional coaches fallen for it? Find out in our article.
- Why NLWeb Is the Key to the Future of AI on the Web — Microsoft introduces NLWeb, an open protocol that enables ordinary websites to become interactive AI applications with a conversational interface. What does this mean for businesses, why should they pay attention, and what is the future of the agentic web? Find the answers in our article.
- With Wix AI, You Can Build a Professional Website Without Any Coding or Design Skills — Want a modern website but do not want to spend time learning design or coding? Wix AI lets you create a site in just minutes — simply answer a few questions and get a fully customized website. What are its main advantages and who is it best suited for?
- 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?
- Google AI Studio: When You Want to Get Started with AI Quickly and Without Unnecessary Barriers — Google AI Studio is a place where anyone with an idea can play with artificial intelligence — whether you are a developer, entrepreneur, or just a curious enthusiast. What is it like when you want to try building your own AI application in the cloud?
- 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?
- SpeechMap: A New Benchmark Tests How Freely AI Chatbots Discuss Controversial Topics — The SpeechMap tool from an anonymous developer compares how different AI models respond to sensitive topics — from political criticism to human rights questions. While Grok from Musk's xAI is the most open, OpenAI is tightening its rules. Why does this matter for the future of free speech?
- 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.
- ChatGPT Plus Gets a Massive Upgrade: New Limits Bring Double the Messages with the Latest Models — OpenAI is significantly increasing limits for ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise users. You can now use the latest ChatGPT o3 and o4-mini models much more frequently — with full access to all tools, including web search, file analysis, and image generation. What exactly is changing and why is this an important step for everyone who wants to get the most out of ChatGPT?
- From Tech Novelty to Annoying Default: The AI We Never Asked For — Artificial intelligence is creeping into our lives faster than we expected — and not always to our delight. Why do we suddenly feel like technology is dictating what we need? When people hear "artificial intelligence," most imagine smart assistants or creative tools designed to make life easier. But the reality of recent months is more about AI starting to get on our nerves. Instead of helping us, it is suddenly everywhere — and often where we never wanted it.
- AI on Freepik Has Gone Wild! What Can It Do? — Do you enjoy playing with the visuals of your videos? Want to take your creative work to the next level? Freepik has newly enhanced AI tools for visual creation. And for what specific activities in video production can they be used? Read on.
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: A New Age of Diagnostics — AI is changing healthcare. But what does this mean for patients and doctors? Can artificial intelligence truly improve medical diagnostics? And what will the future bring? That's what we'll explore in today's article.
- A New AGI Test Stumps Most AI Models — Do you feel like AI models can already do everything? The new ARC-AGI-2 test proves otherwise! See where AI models failed and why this test is key for the development of truly intelligent machines.
- Chuck Norris vs. Artificial Intelligence: The Second Batch of Jokes That Would Survive Even His Birthday Roundhouse Kick! — Chuck Norris is celebrating his birthday today. And once again he has conquered the very concept of aging. The previous article showed that when an immortal legend meets AI algorithms, a solid dose of completely original new jokes is born. And since Chuck would never stop after the first round, here comes part two — stronger, more absurd, and with an even bigger dose of AI magic!
- Motorcyclists Protected by AI: A New Helmet Brings a Revolution to the Roads — A helmet with a rearview mirror and artificial intelligence eliminates blind spots, improves traffic awareness, and could significantly reduce the risk of accidents. How does it work, and why could it change the future of two-wheeled safety?
- How I Created the Largest AI Dictionary in Just 8 Hours — How do you navigate today's world where artificial intelligence is advancing by leaps and bounds? Participants in my courses also gave me feedback that there are so many new terms and names around AI that they sometimes get lost. So I wanted to find a resource where they could always find an answer that would be understandable, whether they are beginners or more advanced. But when I started searching, I couldn't find one I was satisfied with. One was too technical, another didn't contain enough terms. So I decided to take matters into my own hands and create the most comprehensive dictionary of terms on the internet.
- Chuck Norris vs. AI: 20 Jokes About Chuck Norris and Artificial Intelligence You've Never Heard Before! — Part 1 — Chuck Norris is known for his incredible strength and abilities that defy all logic. His legendary status has inspired countless jokes and stories placing him in roles where he defeats not only his opponents but reality itself. On the other side, we have artificial intelligence, rapidly becoming an indispensable part of our everyday lives. But what happens when these two worlds collide?