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Shadow AI Emerges as a Major Security Risk for Energy Companies and Critical Infrastructure

Unauthorized use of artificial intelligence is becoming one of the main security threats facing businesses, including those in the energy sector. Reports show that...

EU Moves to Ease AI Act Rules to Boost Competitiveness of SMEs and Startups

The European Parliament is working on deregulating the 2024 AI Act in an effort to help EU companies—particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—remain competitive...

When Technology Outruns Decisions: Why AI Investments Fail to Deliver Business Impact

A bank invests millions in building a credit risk model that predicts customer default with remarkable accuracy. The model performs exceptionally well in testing:...

Digital Transformation and Cyber Risks Shape the Next Phase of Insurance Growth

As many as 82% of CEOs of global insurance companies are confident that their organizations will grow over the next three years, according to...

EU AI Act to Reshape HR Practices: Recruitment Algorithms Classified as High-Risk Systems

The European Union’s AI Act will force employers to rethink how artificial intelligence is used in human resources processes. Tools that rely on AI...

Companies Prepare for “Black Swan” Cyber Risks: Loss of Cloud Services, Blackouts, and Hybrid Warfare Enter Corporate Risk Scenarios

Geopolitics pushes cybersecurity to the center of corporate strategy Geopolitical tensions are increasingly shaping companies’ technology strategies and their approach to building cyber resilience. Faced...

Deepfakes, Disinformation, and Hate Speech: Europeans Demand Stronger Online Safeguards

Disinformation, hate speech, and AI-generated content are increasingly alarming Europeans. A January Eurobarometer survey shows that nearly 70% of EU citizens fear online communication...

Barriers to AI Integration: From Market Enthusiasm to Business Pragmatism

While the hype surrounding artificial intelligence remains at an all-time high, the reality on the ground is more nuanced. Here is the translated and...

EY: Companies in Poland Accelerate Adaptation to the AI Act

Over 70% of medium and large companies in Poland are taking action to meet the requirements of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act),...

MEPs Call for EU Rules on Algorithmic Management to Ensure Human Oversight at Work

Members of the European Parliament have urged the European Commission to prepare legislation regulating the use of algorithmic management (AM) in companies. They stress...

Russia and Belarus Wage Cognitive Warfare Against Poland, EU Report Warns

Russia, with the support of Belarus, is waging a cognitive (information) war against Poland. These actions aim to deepen divisions within society and undermine...

AI as a Test of Europe’s Competitiveness: Industry Calls for Deeper Digital Deregulation

Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the key drivers of global competitiveness, yet despite a strong research base and industrial potential, the European Union...

Public Institutions Reported 1,600 Cyberincidents Last Year — Would EU Regulations Have Changed the Outcome?

Public institutions and critical infrastructure operators reported 1,600 cyberincidents last year, according to the latest CSIRT GOV data. Would the situation have been different...

Polish Companies Still Lack Comprehensive AI Strategies — Employees Experiment on Their Own

Polish companies remain reluctant to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) as part of a broader strategic framework. In contrast, interest among lower-level employees is growing...
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