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Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a working tool in companies, government administration, education, and everyday services within just a few years. As AI becomes more widespread, the question of “are we ready?” becomes increasingly important. How well is the infrastructure of a given country adapted to the integration of artificial intelligence? Are the rules of engagement clear? Can we speak confidently about data protection? How does this new, critically important factor influence the restructuring of the labor market? All this information is encapsulated in the AI Preparedness Index (AIPI), developed by the International Monetary Fund. This analysis of a vast…

How do you redesign the workplace so that women can thrive through every stage of life? We talked about that with Kasia Pokrop, co-founder of 3mbrace Health and Mamamoon, and a women’s health advocate who is helping companies create healthier, more supportive environments through digital tools, expert talks, workshops, and HR training — all centered on the “three M’s”: menstruation, motherhood, and menopause.

Today, AI is simultaneously a religion and an irritant: some hope that humanity has gotten its hands on a tool for explosive development; for others, the very disclaimer “made by artificial intelligence” already causes irritation. People worry that LLM will take jobs away from millions and, in the longer run, will become a superintelligence that will enslave humanity. And more and more often we hear that multibillion-dollar infusions into the industry are inflating a bubble that will soon burst.