Artificial intelligence is already embedded in many professional activities, from text creation and analysis to research, information organization, and task automation. For those who haven’t yet mastered the technology, the first step is to understand how it works and identify…
For students currently at university or those who have recently graduated, artificial intelligence introduces a new dimension to the journey from academic education to entering the professional world. This technology is already integrated into various fields, ranging from marketing and…
Automating entry-level tasks For experienced professionals, automating repetitive tasks often means saving time. But for junior employees, these same tasks can be a crucial part of their learning process. Tasks that seem simple—like organizing information, reviewing documents, preparing reports, writing…
Higher salaries for those who master AI A PwC study, the AI Jobs Barometer 2026, reveals that artificial intelligence adoption is growing across various sectors. Professionals with AI-related skills earn higher salaries on average than colleagues in the same role…
Private sector loses jobs in 81 professions A recent survey by the National Confederation of Commerce in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC) analyzed 500 of the main private sector occupations and found that 81 of them recorded a loss of…
The adoption of AI systems is transforming not only the tools businesses use, but also the skills required of those in leadership positions. For professionals aspiring to advance their careers, understanding artificial intelligence is no longer a task confined to…
The artificial intelligence sector is creating new specialisations as companies expand their use of the technology. One of these is AI security, which involves professionals responsible for identifying risks, testing systems and creating mechanisms to reduce vulnerabilities. According to LinkedIn…
The link between people management and AI programming Daytona CEO Ivan Burazin has found that professionals with prior experience in people management achieve significantly better results when working with artificial intelligence tools. He explains that instructing a digital agent requires…
Role and responsibilities The emergence of the AI trainer role reflects the need for professionals who can guide intelligent systems to produce more accurate, useful, and context-appropriate responses. Their duties include evaluating model outputs, classifying datasets, identifying flaws, and providing…
A 2025 study by the International Labour Organization (ILO), in partnership with the Polish institute NASK, analyzed nearly 30,000 professional activities and estimated that one in four workers is in an occupation with some degree of exposure to generative AI.…
