OpenAI is cutting the prices of its most powerful model
OpenAI is lowering the prices for access to GPT-5.6 Sol, demonstrating that in the race for business customers, it is…
Vocational education for technology: the skills gap begins before recruitment
The biggest problem with technological skills doesn’t begin when a company can’t find an automation engineer, a mechatronics…
Wages are rising, but the number of jobs is falling. Companies are keeping an ever-closer eye on their costs
July saw a further increase in wages alongside a decline in employment, indicating that companies continue to raise…
The National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) is scrutinising contracts. What does this mean for employees and businesses?
The first few weeks since the PIP gained its new powers show that inspections of employment arrangements are…
Wearables and employee health: personal data, motivation and employers’ boundaries
Wearables are becoming increasingly effective at measuring an employee's physical condition, but the more accurate the measurements become,…
It is not AI that is having the greatest impact on graduates. Remote working may be the problem
The difficulties young graduates face in entering the job market may have less to do with the development…
The business IT equipment market: upgrading workstations rather than buying in bulk
The corporate IT market is currently shifting gears. Following a wave of upgrades driven by the end of…
AI will have a greater impact on the labour market in wealthy countries
Artificial intelligence could serve as a catalyst for growth in poorer economies, but it is workers in the…
A home IT lab: a hobby that feeds back into the business as a skill
With 63 percent of employers citing a skills shortage as the main barrier to transformation, and 48 percent…
A weekend with technology: a digital detox for managers without compromising on productivity
The growing number of messages and meetings outside of working hours means that the ability to disconnect from…
OpenAI is set to triple its workforce in Dublin
OpenAI will expand its workforce at its European headquarters in Dublin to 350 people, while strengthening its operational…
Hybrid working in the summer. Companies are prioritising flexibility
Vacations increase the flexibility of hybrid work, but at the same time reveal how well-prepared companies are for…
Generation Z looks for work differently than companies think
Generation Z does not reject traditional recruitment channels, but expects them to be more transparent and faster. The…
Samsung has resolved the pay issue. But it has opened up another front
The success of one business segment does not always mean satisfaction across the entire organization. At Samsung, record-breaking…
Jeff Bezos: AI will create a labour shortage, not unemployment
Will artificial intelligence take away people's jobs? Jeff Bezos believes the opposite may be true—according to the Amazon…
Zuckerberg: Meta has made mistakes in its implementation of AI
Meta is one of the companies currently investing most aggressively in the development of artificial intelligence. Mark Zuckerberg,…
How much do ineffective meetings cost? Jabra Report
Although meeting culture rarely comes under the direct scrutiny of CFOs, it is in conference rooms where the…
The AI paradox: Artificial intelligence reduces stress but disrupts sense of efficiency
The rapid expansion of generative artificial intelligence in offices has led to an unprecedented paradox in the labor…
Business is eating its own tail. Will AI replace Generation Z?
Businesses are eating their own tail, massively replacing entry-level Generation Z with AI algorithms in pursuit of temporary,…
Lack of IT professionals drives MSP services market
The growing wave of AI-driven cyberattacks and stringent regulatory requirements have pushed in-house IT departments to the limits…
Talent management in IT. How automation is changing the labour market
The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence has created a dangerous illusion of instant proficiency in the tech…
AI will take everyone’s job but mine – on the collective delusion of Polish human resources
The Polish economy is currently grappling with a fascinating disconnect between the rapid pace of artificial intelligence adoption…