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🔒 AI produces results. Who has time to check them?
AI allows us to prepare analyses, propose solutions and write research papers faster. But someone still has to assess their accuracy and usefulness. Can the people responsible for reviewing this…

🔒 Who will pay for the knowledge AI uses?
Google increasingly provides an answer before users visit the website the information comes from. For readers, that’s convenient. For publishers, it’s a lost opportunity to earn revenue. Polish media outlets…

🔒 Is the best AI the one that remembers nothing?
The biggest limitation of AI in business may soon be not its quality, but trust. The more valuable the data companies feed into models, the more important it becomes to…

🔒 Is it possible to teach AI without using AI?
Children should understand artificial intelligence before they start using it for homework. Therefore, AI education must not start from access to a chatbot, but from showing how the technology works,…

🔒 Paper for machines. Why does AI need old books?
These days, books are gaining a value no one was looking for in them just a few years ago. In a world that’s increasingly filled with AI-generated content, paper might…

🔒 AI Act in stages. Deadlines pushed back, but the regulations remain
For months on end, August 2 loomed over companies as a hard deadline: the day after which using AI was set to become much more formalized. The European Union has…

🔒 The empathy tax: The hidden cost of the AI revolution
The implementation of AI was supposed to be a straightforward path to higher productivity, but instead of gaining the time they’d hoped for, managers have been unexpectedly saddled with a…

🔒 The illusion of a digital fortress. How the foundations of security crumbled
Artificial intelligence can already independently bypass two-step verification and generate attacks in fractions of a second. We’ve entered the Machine Speed era, in which even the most advanced defense systems…

🔒 The end of the free silicon illusion. AI priced like electricity
The first half of 2026 is the moment when Silicon Valley stops subsidizing access to artificial intelligence. The magical $20-per-month barrier is no longer a flat rate for everything, and…

🔒 The new king. Who’s the most important person in a digital company?
As the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) approaches full effect, the traditional IT governance model is proving inadequate. Companies are no longer seeking just algorithm creators, but above…