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  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Whose is your twin?

    Imagine a scene from the near future. You go to the doctor with chest pain. Instead of immediately referring you for additional tests, the doctor runs a simulation on your “digital twin”…

    🔒 Whose is your twin?

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Mythos versus logos: about fear and the sickle

    On April 7, Anthropic announced something unusual. A new AI model called Mythos is reportedly so dangerous that the company has chosen not to make it publicly available. Access is being granted…

    🔒 Mythos versus logos: about fear and the sickle

  • prof. dr hab. Grzegorz Mazurek

    🔒 Education and artificial intelligence: why must a business school stay one step ahead of technology?

    Generative artificial intelligence is no longer a “gadget for after-hours testing.” It’s become a kind of new infrastructure: a layer that permeates the way we work, make decisions, create content and analyze…

    🔒 Education and artificial intelligence: why must a business school stay one step ahead of technology?

  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 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 all their…

    🔒 The new king. Who’s the most important person in a digital company?

  • Bartek Szyma

    🔒 The investor’s new toolkit. How AI is changing company analysis

    One question can now replace hours of searching through reports, presentations and earnings call transcripts. Artificial intelligence doesn’t do the analysis for the investor, but it clearly changes when human intelligence and…

    🔒 The investor’s new toolkit. How AI is changing company analysis

  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 The Productivity Paradox 2.0. Where is AI generating profits in 2026?

    Enthusiasm for AI is giving way to hard-nosed reckoning. Data from logistics and procurement show that outsized returns on investment appear only where algorithms take autonomous control of processes, not where they…

    🔒 The Productivity Paradox 2.0. Where is AI generating profits in 2026?

  • Zbigniew Rzepkowski

    🔒 The last choice you’ll make

    There’s no single moment when we hand over control to machines. Rather, it’s a series of small decisions that, over time, create a process that’s hard to stop. And it’s in those…

    🔒 The last choice you’ll make

  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 Shadow AI: the digital gray area

    For years, the IT department has been the protector of the organization’s digital assets. Today, employees use dozens of AI tools that IT has never approved and often doesn’t even know about.…

    🔒 Shadow AI: the digital gray area

  • Redakcja

    🔒 Humans are the premium value. How not to fall for the myth of “cheap” AI

    As intelligent algorithms advance, businesses face a choice: should artificial intelligence be merely a tool for cutting costs, or an opportunity to unlock human potential?

    🔒 Humans are the premium value. How not to fall for the myth of “cheap” AI

  • No avatar imageEwa Siciak

    🔒 Candidate rejected for facial expressions. What did the system assess instead of skills?

    Can AI reject a candidate based on their facial expressions? A well-known recruitment support system did this for several years, and the world’s largest corporations used it. Today, similar practices are simply…

    🔒 Candidate rejected for facial expressions. What did the system assess instead of skills?