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  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 AI hired? That could be a reality at 60% of companies

    Almost 6 out of 10 companies plan to “hire” AI as an active team member within a year. In the last two years, the number of implementations has increased fivefold. However, rapid…

    🔒 AI hired? That could be a reality at 60% of companies

  • Karolina Ceroń

    🔒 New OpenAI’s priority – Protecting minors

    Following a wave of criticism and a lawsuit after the death of a teenager, OpenAI has tightened its rules for minors. ChatGPT may notify parents — and in emergency situations, even the…

    🔒 New OpenAI’s priority – Protecting minors

  • Redakcja

    🔒 GPT Codex: The next coding revolution

    OpenAI has released GPT-5-Codex — a special version of the GPT-5 model optimized for programming tasks. The new model combines the speed of interactive sessions with the ability to work independently on…

    🔒 GPT Codex: The next coding revolution

  • Redakcja

    🔒 AI at a PhD level? “That’s nonsense”

    Algorithms solve complex mathematical problems, generate academic papers and formulate hypotheses. This has led some people to eagerly label them as “PhD level”. One of the world’s leading AI developers, Nobel Prize…

    🔒 AI at a PhD level? “That’s nonsense”

  • Redakcja

    🔒 Bret Taylor (OpenAI): “We’re in an AI bubble. And that’s okay.”

    The chairman of the OpenAI supervisory board and CEO of startup Sierra admits that the AI boom is a classic speculative bubble. But it doesn’t have to be a disaster. On the…

    🔒 Bret Taylor (OpenAI): “We’re in an AI bubble. And that’s okay.”

  • dr Iwona Burka

    🔒 Self-education 2.0: Learning in tandem with AI

    “Lifelong learning or death”, experts repeat. But when something becomes a must, we tend to resist, and the topic quickly becomes boring and prone to procrastination. Check out how AI helped me…

    🔒 Self-education 2.0: Learning in tandem with AI

  • Karolina Ceroń

    🔒 “Who plays, pays”: AI gets its first bill for music

    Can generative AI use music legally and fairly? STIM is introducing the world’s first licensing system that enables training models on musical compositions — with tracking and payouts for creators.

    🔒 “Who plays, pays”: AI gets its first bill for music

  • Karolina Ceroń

    🔒 AegisAI wants to stop phishing before you click

    Phishing attacks are becoming more effective and are increasingly written by AI. AegisAI, a new startup from the creators of reCAPTCHA, is preparing a counterattack using the same weapon.

    🔒 AegisAI wants to stop phishing before you click

  • dr hab. Anita Ciesielska, Paulina Dalka-Kubaczyk

    NotebookLM: a multimodal AI tool for learning

    This text is part of the AI-ready University series. This time, I’m discussing a Google solution for both teachers and students.

    NotebookLM: a multimodal AI tool for learning

  • Redakcja

    🔒 OpenAI versus LinkedIn? Not just yet…

    While the internet was abuzz over the weekend with headlines that OpenAI is prepping a competitor for LinkedIn, if we look at the facts, the situation appears a bit different. Instead of…

    🔒 OpenAI versus LinkedIn? Not just yet…