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AI Agents Are Starting to Buy from AI Agents. Could Human Customer Service Become a Premium Feature?

Retail is entering a new phase in which artificial intelligence is no longer only helping consumers make purchasing decisions — AI systems are beginning...

AI Skills Are Becoming a Standard Requirement in Poland’s Job Market

Demand for artificial intelligence skills is rising across Polish companies. The number of job offers from the SME sector referring to AI increased from...

Nawrocki, Tusk and Kaczyński Lead Poland’s Political Media Value Ranking

Karol Nawrocki is Poland’s most valuable political figure in terms of online media exposure. Content featuring the Polish president generated an estimated advertising equivalent...

Homebuyers Return to Poland’s Housing Market, but Banks May Tighten Lending

The rebound seen in June was not a one-off. In July, more than 4,400 new homes were sold across Poland’s seven largest residential markets....

EU Opens the Door to New Genomic Techniques as Farmers Seek Climate-Resilient Crops

New genomic techniques make it possible to precisely modify the genetic material of plants without introducing DNA from unrelated species. This allows breeders to...

AI Is Reshaping Commerce as Consumers Move Beyond Traditional Search Engines

An increasing number of consumers are beginning their shopping journey by asking artificial intelligence for advice, either through conversations with large language models or...

Generative AI Is Transforming How Students Learn and How Universities Assess Knowledge

Generative artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important learning tool for students. They are using it not only to search for information and prepare...

AI Act Is Already Influencing Investor Decisions

On 2 August 2026, another important stage in the implementation of the European Union’s AI Act began. This does not mean, however, that all...

EU AI Act Forces Companies to Review How Employees Use Artificial Intelligence

New requirements introduced as part of the European Union’s AI Act took effect on 2 August 2026, creating additional responsibilities for businesses that provide...

EU Plans New Measures to Protect Elections and Democracy from Disinformation

The European Union is working on new instruments designed to strengthen the protection of democracy against disinformation, foreign interference and attempts to influence elections,...

AI Act Brings New Duties for Employers, HR Teams and Technology Providers

Artificial intelligence in European companies is entering a new phase. The AI Act — the world’s first comprehensive legal framework regulating the use of...

AI Was Supposed to Save Time. Instead, Employees Are Working Faster and Longer

Artificial intelligence was expected to free employees from repetitive and time-consuming tasks, shorten working hours and reduce stress. Instead, the technology designed to relieve...

Demand for Marketing Talent Rebounds, but Candidates and Employers Want Different Skills

After years of employer dominance, Poland’s marketing labour market is beginning to shift in favour of candidates. The number of job vacancies is expected...

The EU AI Act Will Change How Business Software Is Designed from 2 August 2026

At first glance, the new obligations introduced by the EU AI Act may appear to pose a challenge primarily for the creative and marketing...
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