Digital health: interoperability as an issue for patients, doctors and IT providers
Digital health has reached a stage where the biggest problem is no longer a lack of data, but the fact…
Key technology decisions for August and September 2026. Fewer experiments, more accountability
August and September 2026 mark the point at which the value of technology is determined less and less…
How to identify a high-risk AI system within a company
The biggest challenge posed by the AI Act may not be the implementation of new procedures, but rather…
AI Act: the last four weeks to get the company in order
Over the past few months, the AI Act has been an issue that many companies could put off…
AI in business requires control over data quality
Artificial intelligence in businesses is less and less about access to technology and more and more about testing…
What the board should know about the AI Act before making decisions over the summer holidays
The AI Act is no longer just an abstract regulation from Brussels, but a practical test of whether…
EU triples data centres. For itself or for the US giants?
Europe has had enough of playing the role of Silicon Valley’s digital customer and is putting a new…
Europe loosens AI regulations. Is this a chance to catch up with competitors from the US and China?
Brussels is softening its stance on the AI Act, delaying the implementation of the most restrictive provisions by…
NIS2 and AI Act in Poland: Costly obligation or ticket to Western markets?
In January 2026, the grace periods will definitively come to an end, and the market will brutally test…
Brussels relaxes AI Act. Big Tech can take a temporary breather
Tech giants such as Apple and Meta can count on a postponement of the full implementation of the…
The EU AI Act enters a new phase. More obligations await Poland and Europe
As of August 2025, the artificial intelligence market in the European Union has been operating under new, stricter…