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Ammonix proposes AI architecture that learns business patterns and acknowledges uncertainty

Ammonix proposes AI architecture that learns business patterns and acknowledges uncertainty

Swiss startup Ammonix, founded by former Cortex CEO Peter Ruppersberg, has developed an artificial intelligence agent architecture that learns the specific patterns of each organization. The system combines a specialized model, trained on a company’s rules and data, with large…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 5, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Brands are now highlighting “human-made” as a counterpoint to AI usage

Brands are now highlighting “human-made” as a counterpoint to AI usage

After years of artificial intelligence being touted as a sign of innovation, some brands are now adopting the opposite narrative, explicitly stating when a creation does not involve AI. This promise is reflected in initiatives that label texts, images, music,…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 5, 2026
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Warning about artificial superintelligence gains prominence with new book and proposal for global chip control

Warning about artificial superintelligence gains prominence with new book and proposal for global chip control

A warning coming from within the AI field Nate Soares, president of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI), has co-authored a book with Eliezer Yudkowsky titled If Someone Builds, Everyone Dies, which became a publishing sensation in 2025. The book…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 5, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Silent vacations take on new dimensions with smart automation and ethical challenges

Silent vacations take on new dimensions with smart automation and ethical challenges

The practice of quiet vacationing and technology The trend of taking a vacation without formally notifying your employer, known as quiet vacationing, has become more complex with the advancement of technology. Professionals working remotely or in hybrid roles use software…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 5, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Scientists warn of AI explosion risks and call for new governance rules

Scientists warn of AI explosion risks and call for new governance rules

Researchers from leading AI companies, including Anthropic, Microsoft, and OpenAI, have issued warnings that the technology may be on the brink of an “intelligence explosion,” where systems accelerate their own development. A study by the University of Cambridge’s AI Science…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 5, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

AI-powered smart glasses boom drives global market growth in 2026

AI-powered smart glasses boom drives global market growth in 2026

Global sales of AI-equipped glasses soared by 263% in the first half of 2026 compared to the previous year, according to research firm Counterpoint Research. The simplest segment, which doesn’t include a screen, now accounts for 96% of all units…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

New AI literacy requirement redefines professional skills and corporate responsibilities

New AI literacy requirement redefines professional skills and corporate responsibilities

The European AI Act requires organizations that provide or use artificial intelligence systems to ensure that those operating these tools on their behalf are AI literate. The law mandates that companies take steps to develop employees’ knowledge, taking into account…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

How ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are revolutionizing workflows with AI

How ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are revolutionizing workflows with AI

While many people still view artificial intelligence as a simple question-and-answer tool—where you type in a query, get a response, and end the conversation—leading AI models are already capable of working with information outside the chat, maintaining context, and even…

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  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

How artificial intelligence is redefining professional skills

How artificial intelligence is redefining professional skills

A World Economic Forum study predicts that 39% of today’s job market skills could be transformed or become obsolete between 2025 and 2030. Among the fastest-growing skills are artificial intelligence and big data analysis, as well as digital literacy, creative…

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  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

The human factor: why emotional skills are key to adopting AI

The human factor: why emotional skills are key to adopting AI

Two people using the same AI tool can produce very different results. The difference doesn’t always lie in technical expertise, but in how professionals interact with the technology, their work, and their colleagues. These behaviors align closely with the concept…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
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