Europe leads in AI research, but lags behind in commercialization
Europe achieves outstanding results in research across artificial intelligence, drones, robotics, quantum technologies, and cybersecurity, establishing itself as one of the world’s leading scientific regions.
AI hits limits in certain games
Recent research shows that while modern AI can excel at many games, it often struggles with tasks that require understanding underlying mathematical functions. In games like Nim, current AI training approaches fail.
AI use highest in sales and office jobs
According to a new analysis by Anthropic, artificial intelligence is more likely to reshape many jobs than eliminate them entirely. The study examined how the AI assistant Claude is used in practice.
AI will fundamentally transform radiology by 2050
At this year’s European Congress of Radiology in Vienna, experts presented a visionary outlook for radiology in 2050. It is expected to be heavily supported by artificial intelligence, while still guided by human expertise.
Ten Years of OpenAI
OpenAI is celebrating its tenth anniversary, reflecting on its journey from a small nonprofit research lab to a major force in global artificial intelligence. Founded in late 2015 with the goal of developing artificial general intelligence (AGI) for the benefit of humanity.
Large companies test AI agents in daily workflows
Major companies like Intuit, Uber, and State Farm are currently testing AI agents that are directly integrated into their internal workflows. This represents a move beyond simple AI assistants toward autonomous systems capable of handling real operational tasks.
Gmail gets new AI features
Google is introducing significant improvements to Gmail, powered by Gemini AI. These include a personalised AI inbox that highlights important tasks and messages so users can focus on what matters most.
New attack exposes AI security vulnerabilities
Researchers have discovered a new attack on ChatGPT that exploits vulnerabilities in the AI’s processing of input prompts. Attackers can skim sensitive user data and embed permanent instructions in the model’s memory.
Key AI contradictions
In 2026, artificial intelligence faces five major paradoxes that complicate its future impact. AI will simultaneously cause job losses and create new jobs, with human skills remaining indispensable and transitions in the labour market proceeding unevenly.
New rules for AI-assisted inventions
The U.S. Patent Office has issued new rules clarifying how inventions developed with the help of AI can be patented. AI systems like ChatGPT or Gemini are now explicitly treated as tools, similar to lab equipment or software, and cannot be named as inventors.