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AI and the Labour Market: Poland Among the Countries Most Exposed to Automation

The widespread release of ChatGPT in late 2022 marked a milestone in the development of artificial intelligence. Since then, the number of companies using AI in their day-to-day operations...

Europe Risks Losing the Global AI Race Due to Overregulation

The European Union is launching further initiatives designed to support the development of Europe’s...

Orange Poland Deploys AI Avatars at Warsaw Children’s Hospital

AI assistants combining generative artificial intelligence, the hospital’s internal knowledge base and interactive 3D...

Cisco: 65% of CEOs Believe Their Companies Are Underinvesting in AI

Optimism about artificial intelligence is growing, but so is the fear of being left...

Poland Gains Importance as Europe’s Data Centre Market Shifts East

The data centre market in the EMEA region has entered a new phase of...
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Packages vs. Components. When is an integrated solution more economical?

The decision between buying a ready-made kit and selecting components individually is a dilemma that crops up across many fields – from electronics and...

86% of Finance Leaders Prioritize AI, but Data Readiness Remains a Barrier

Geopolitical turbulence, talent shortages, and regulatory change are accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence in tax and finance functions, according to the latest edition...

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),...

Industry Enters the Scaling Stage: AI Expected to Lower Costs and Boost Productivity

According to the latest European Commission forecasts, Poland’s GDP is expected to remain in a zone of moderate growth in 2026—most projections cluster around...

Brussels Bets Big on Tech Sovereignty with Chips, AI Factories and Data Centres

The European Union is stepping up efforts to strengthen its technological position. In a draft of the new Multiannual Financial Framework, the European Commission...

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...

Cloud and AI Agents Are Transforming Banking: Technology Accelerates, and Workforce Skills Must Keep Up

Banks and insurers worldwide are increasingly entrusting artificial intelligence with direct customer interaction. According to the World Cloud Report in Financial Services 2026 by...

Nearly Half of SMEs Identify Critical AI Competency Shortages

More than 84% of micro, small and medium-sized businesses surveyed admit to having at least significant skills gaps in artificial intelligence, with 46.3% describing...

2026: A Turning Point for Responsible and Law-Compliant Smart City Development in Poland

The year 2026 will require Polish local governments to implement mature, responsible and legally compliant Smart City solutions. Insights from this year’s Smart City...

Why Is Europe Losing the AI Race?

As part of its digital omnibus, the European Commission has proposed granting major artificial intelligence developers greater freedom to use certain categories of...

Data Sovereignty Becomes Poland’s New National Security Priority

Poland has been consistently implementing its digitalization strategy for several years—investing in public e-services, developing broadband infrastructure, and supporting innovation. These are the foundations...

Artificial Intelligence Training Urgently Needed in Poland’s Public Administration, Experts Say

A study by Poland’s Ministry of Digital Affairs has found that the vast majority of civil servants — around 84 percent — rate their...

Fiber Broadband Reaches More Europeans, But Adoption Lags Behind Infrastructure Rollout

More and more Europeans have access to fiber-optic broadband, although investment in deployment has slowed slightly over the past two years. While private investors...
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