The boundary between human and machine is blurring. AI users pay an emotional price for this
It is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish whether our interlocutor is a human or an advanced chatbot, leading…
AI eating its own tail? Who is really generating web traffic and why
The Internet, which we knew as a global platform for humans, is quietly transforming into an automated data…
CEOs are betting on AI, and cutting budgets for people. How do CIOs resolve this paradox?
Faced with a global paradox where corporate boards are investing heavily in artificial intelligence while slashing employee development…
Back to School, Back to Risk: Are schools ready for digital risks
With the first bell ringing, millions of students log into school systems, beginning a new year full of…
Digital Darwinism: The technologies that will decide who survives and who disappears
The time of predictable rules in business is irretrievably gone, giving way to a relentless revolution driven by…
Is the hype for AI PC dimming? The real revolution is just beginning
Although the latest market forecasts indicate a temporary slowdown in the deployment of AI computers, this does not…
Will AI resuscitate the atom? Data centres in desperate search of clean and stable energy
The AI revolution happening before our eyes has an invisible but gigantic cost in the form of a…
Open Compute Project – how open servers are changing IT infrastructure
Data centers today face rising energy costs and pressure for scalability, and traditional server architectures are increasingly unable…
The history of chatbots – an old player, a new hand in the age of AI
Although generative artificial intelligence is today associated with futuristic visions, the biggest winner of this revolution turns out…
MarTech is growing faster than budgets. Will AI change the priorities of B2B marketers?
Globalny rynek technologii marketingowych rośnie w tempie ponad 13 procent rocznie i do 2027 roku ma przekroczyć wartość…
Vendor or advisor? The IT partner and its role in 2025
B2B customers are increasingly rarely buying IT solutions because someone presented them well - today they need someone…
Cloud in the public sector: modernisation opportunity or procedural maze?
Public administrations are increasingly looking toward the cloud, seeing it as an opportunity to accelerate digitization and service…
Headless commerce – why speed is becoming the new currency in e-commerce
Online customers today have less patience than ever - the median time spent in an e-store is less…
Optimising IT budgets in 2025 – how companies are regaining control of costs
Rising technology costs are causing IT departments to increasingly look for ways to regain control over budgets. One…
The regulatory grey area of AI: who really controls knowledge in an age of model distillation?
The distillation of AI models is quickly gaining status as a trendy buzzword in the tech world, promising…
Back to offices – Why IT giants risk losing talent
The wave of returns to the office, spearheaded by tech giants, is confronting the industry with the fundamental…
The lost innocence of the web: the story of the first great cyber attack
On November 2, 1988, a program consisting of just 99 lines of code, written by a single student,…
The boundary between chatbot and AI agent – why the difference matters for business
Chatbots have been supporting companies in simple customer service processes for years, but their capabilities end in reactive…
Is your team still learning? Stalled development not visible in CRM
A team that stops learning doesn't stop - it begins to regress, only slowly and imperceptibly. Leaders in…
Companies forget that poor infrastructure will bear the brunt of AI ambitions
A new global study shows a worrying gap between business ambition and real-world technology readiness. Business leaders are…
Phishing training is losing its lustre: why effectiveness is lower than the market promises
The largest study to date on the effectiveness of phishing training shows that the effects of employee education…