When embarking on a new software project, whether you’re a well-established company or a promising start-up, one of the critical steps in the development process is creating a software requirements document (SRD). An SRD serves as a blueprint for your software solution, outlining its features, functionalities, and the business objectives it aims to achieve. In […]
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We all know that we need to consult specialists for different situations in our lives. For example, if we want to learn a foreign language, we go to a teacher, if we have a medical problem, we go to a doctor. And if we are, for example, a travel agency and we need a special software to show us instant up-to-date information about the hotels in our portfolio, it might be easier to go to an IT outsourcing company than to hire a dedicated person for this project.
Google’s vision for the future of Android is built around a simple idea: instead of telling smartphones exactly what to do, users will describe the outcome they want and let AI handle the steps. The company’s latest Pixel devices offer an early glimpse of this transition. New visual indicators will show when Gemini is processing […]
Most AI safety research focuses on a single autonomous system: what happens if it ignores instructions, escapes its environment, or takes an unsafe action? Anthropic’s latest research suggests that an equally important risk may emerge when multiple AI agents operate in the same digital environment. In a series of experiments, Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team examined […]
As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in business, infrastructure and everyday life, public resistance is growing alongside adoption. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei believes the reason goes deeper than concerns about job losses, data centers or increasingly capable AI systems. In a recent exchange with investor Gavin Baker, Amodei argued that the backlash surrounding AI […]
For much of the discussion surrounding the EU AI Act, attention has focused on large technology companies, developers of powerful AI models, and organizations deploying high-risk artificial intelligence systems. As of August 2, 2026, the conversation has become much broader. New transparency requirements under Article 50 of the EU AI Act extend obligations to a […]
Artificial intelligence is often discussed through the lens of the world’s largest technology companies, advanced economies, and increasingly powerful models. But some of AI’s most consequential applications may emerge somewhere very different: in developing economies facing limited resources, infrastructure gaps, and slower economic growth. According to the World Bank Group’s World Development Report 2026: The […]
For much of the artificial intelligence boom, attention has focused on the companies building the models. The assumption was straightforward: as AI adoption accelerated, the biggest winners would be the new generation of model developers and AI-native startups. Recent results from some of Europe’s largest technology companies suggest a more complex picture. Established software, consulting, […]
AI agents are becoming increasingly capable of acting independently: navigating digital environments, using tools, accessing external systems, and making decisions with limited human intervention. That autonomy is also creating a new category of risk. Recent cybersecurity evaluations have shown AI agents breaching systems outside their intended testing environments. Incidents disclosed by major AI developers including […]
AI safety evaluations are supposed to reveal what advanced models can do before those capabilities create problems in the real world. But a series of recent cybersecurity tests has exposed an uncomfortable paradox: the environments built to test increasingly autonomous AI agents can themselves become a source of security risk. In several evaluations, AI agents […]
The European Commission has introduced a new voluntary Charter designed to make it easier for startups, SMEs, and technology companies to access Europe’s leading research laboratories, testing facilities, and innovation infrastructures. The initiative aims to remove many of the barriers that currently slow product development and technology validation, helping businesses bring new solutions to market […]
The European Union’s AI Act is already influencing how companies govern artificial intelligence far beyond the EU’s borders. Although many of its most demanding requirements only became fully applicable in August 2026, organizations worldwide are proactively aligning with the regulation to maintain access to the European market and prepare for future compliance. New research published […]
The cost of AI tokens has dropped dramatically over the past two years, making large language models cheaper to access than ever before. Yet for many businesses, the opposite is happening: AI spending continues to increase, often exceeding initial budgets despite lower pricing. The explanation is simple. Organizations are no longer experimenting with AI through […]
As artificial intelligence becomes deeply integrated into business operations, many organizations are racing to adopt the most advanced models available. However, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella believes that relying entirely on a single AI provider could become a serious strategic mistake. During an interview on CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS, Nadella expanded on a warning he had […]