China Challenges US in Tech Race, Europe on the Sidelines

The global race for AI dominance is intensifying, with the technological stack – the integrated hardware and software ecosystem – becoming the primary battleground. While the US, led by companies like NVIDIA, has traditionally held sway, China, particularly Huawei, is rapidly advancing its own AI infrastructure. Meanwhile, Europe appears to be a bystander, despite its crucial role in chip manufacturing tools, raising concerns about its future competitiveness in the AI landscape.

The End of ChatGPT’s Monopoly: A New Power Balance in the Global AI Market

The mobile AI assistant market is entering a new phase of maturity. While ChatGPT remains the global leader, its market share has dipped below 50% for the first time. This shift coincides with a significant increase in user engagement and spending on generative AI apps, pushing providers to innovate monetization strategies amidst rising competition from formidable rivals like Google Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude.

Artificial Intelligence Working Non-Stop: The Industry Speaks of a New Breakthrough

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly autonomous, but the latest trend in the tech industry takes this independence a significant step further. There's growing excitement around "AI loops"—sophisticated systems where AI agents are designed to constantly oversee, evaluate, and enhance the performance of other AI agents. This paradigm shift introduces a new era of self-improving and […]

Foxconn officially enters Poland. Our country is to become an AI center.

Foxconn, the global electronics manufacturing giant, has officially debuted in Poland, announcing plans for a state-of-the-art factory to assemble AI components and servers. This significant investment aims to establish Poland as a leading European hub for artificial intelligence, creating up to 40,000 new jobs and diversifying Foxconn’s portfolio into advanced tech sectors like electromobility and Smart City solutions.

Has Europe Missed the AI Revolution? A Viral Scenario Sparks Debate

The “Europe 2031” thought experiment, depicting a continent falling behind in the global AI race, has become a prominent political discussion. This scenario outlines a future where the US and China dominate AI infrastructure, while Europe’s slower adoption leads to a significant economic and technological gap, sparking critical debates among policymakers about technological sovereignty and investment strategies.

Norway Curbs AI in Schools: Primary Students to Lose Generative AI Access

Norway Implements Strict Generative AI Restrictions in Schools to Safeguard Foundational Learning Norway is setting a new precedent in European education by introducing some of the continent’s most stringent regulations on the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in schools. The government believes that early and unrestricted exposure to such tools could impede children’s development […]

Is AI Fairer Than Humans? Teachers Have No Illusions

AI in Education: Is Artificial Intelligence Fairer Than Human Grading? The method of evaluating student work is a consistently debated topic in education. Increasingly, many educators are becoming more open to accepting grades issued based on AI analysis, which can sometimes be uncomfortably candid. However, this growing reliance on AI comes with a significant risk: […]

Europe Fights for Digital Independence: How the EU Sovereignty Package Will Transform the Polish Market

The European Union has launched a comprehensive technological sovereignty package aimed at bolstering its control over the entire AI infrastructure landscape, from chips and cloud services to data centers, energy, and open-source solutions. This initiative seeks to reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign technology providers and foster a robust, independent digital ecosystem.

The Dark Side of Technological Progress: How Development “Drains” the Resources of Billions on Earth

Modern technology, from AI to electric vehicles, relies heavily on cobalt, lithium, and copper. However, the extraction of these critical minerals comes at a severe environmental and human cost, disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities through water scarcity, pollution, and health issues. This article explores these hidden costs and suggests paths towards more sustainable consumption and production.