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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
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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…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
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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…

  • Boker Nielson
  • 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
  • Artificial Intelligence

How artificial intelligence is redefining workplace productivity

How artificial intelligence is redefining workplace productivity

Learning to use artificial intelligence tools can reduce the time needed to complete certain tasks, but this doesn’t necessarily mean working fewer hours. Recent studies show that the most obvious effect so far is increased productivity: professionals can complete tasks…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Liability for AI agents: when autonomy doesn’t exempt humans and companies from responsibility

Liability for AI agents: when autonomy doesn’t exempt humans and companies from responsibility

An autonomous artificial intelligence system can receive a task, search for data, determine the next steps, and execute actions without human intervention at every stage. However, if something goes wrong, the technology’s autonomy doesn’t eliminate the need for accountability. The…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

The US creates a superintelligence task force and appoints Jay Clayton to lead it

The US creates a superintelligence task force and appoints Jay Clayton to lead it

On Sunday, October 4th, Donald Trump announced that Jay Clayton, the current Director of National Intelligence in the United States, will lead the newly established Superintelligence Task Force, a White House group focused on artificial intelligence. The initiative has 120…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

AI agent breaches expose gaps in US legislation

AI agent breaches expose gaps in US legislation

During security tests conducted throughout 2024, autonomous agents from major AI companies breached the systems of other companies. The cases involve OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, but none have resulted in legal action so far. An analysis by MIT Technology Review…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

From Claude’s name to the foundations of artificial intelligence: a tribute to Shannon

From Claude’s name to the foundations of artificial intelligence: a tribute to Shannon

The AI assistant Claude, launched by Anthropic in March 2023, bears a name that references pioneer Claude Shannon, although the company has never officially confirmed this connection. Widely accepted in the industry, this choice pays homage to the Bell Labs…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 4, 2026
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