The birth of a new concept In 2025, Andrej Karpathy, co-founder of OpenAI, coined the term “vibe coding” to describe the practice of creating software through conversations with artificial intelligence. In this approach, the programmer describes what they want to…
Understanding the technique behind the request The phrase “think step by step” has become one of the most common requests among users of artificial intelligence tools. It is used to ask the system to break down a complex problem into…
A recent World Economic Forum study, the Future of Jobs Report, found that 85% of companies worldwide consider mastering new technologies essential to transforming their operations by 2030. In this context, leaders in business, finance, and human resources must understand…
Experimentation defines advanced users A Microsoft study found that people who master artificial intelligence behave differently: they test different applications of the technology more frequently. Advanced users are 68% more likely to experiment with new ways of using AI than…
Introduction Describing what a program should do in natural language seems simple, but implementing that idea reliably is far more complex. The concept of vibe coding, which gained prominence in 2025, promises to lower the barrier to entry for programming…
Learning artificial intelligence often begins with a series of discoveries. Initially, users ask the AI to write emails, summarize texts, and organize ideas. Later, they discover features for creating images, analyzing files, and searching for information. Eventually, they reach a…
From increasing staff to delegating to virtual agents For much of the history of work, increasing a team’s capacity meant hiring more people to perform tasks. A larger project required more professionals, more meetings, and more time spent on coordination.…
For decades, using technology at work meant mastering a specific tool. Today, an increasing number of tasks can be delegated to systems that write texts, analyze data, create presentations, and even execute entire process steps. This development creates a dilemma:…
Imagine a team where everyone uses AI tools to summarize documents, analyze data, create presentations, or automate repetitive tasks. Yet, one employee still performs these activities manually. The issue isn’t just about not using AI—it’s that the way of working…
For years, alignment meetings have been the go-to way to answer simple questions: what has been done, what is delayed, who needs to act, and what is the next step. Now, some of this monitoring is being automated by artificial…
