How Georgian Consumers Make Decisions: Emotion, Logic or Social Influence?
Executive summary A Georgian consumer’s decision is rarely shaped by only one factor. Market analysis suggests that purchasing behavior in Georgia often follows a three-step logic: emotion captures attention, social
When Cameras See More Than Humans: AI Surveillance, Public Safety and Civil Liberties in Georgia
Executive summary City cameras used to record what happened. Today, with the development of artificial intelligence, a camera can become a system that recognizes faces, movement, behavioral patterns, license plates,
Global Trade Imbalances and Georgia: Why the Trade Deficit Is More Than a Statistic
The global economy is again facing an old but important question: how sustainable is a system in which some countries consistently buy more than they sell, while others consistently sell
Can a City Lower Food Prices? What a Municipal Grocery Model Could Mean for Georgia
Executive summary Food prices are not only a market issue. They are directly connected to household budgets, local social policy, small businesses, transport, residential districts and the responsibilities of local
Why the Technological Age Needs Philosophy: The Importance of Humanities Education in the Age of AI
Executive summary In the age of artificial intelligence, it is often assumed that the most important knowledge is technical: programming, data analysis, automation, cybersecurity and engineering. These skills are essential.
AI-Enhanced Personalized Learning in Higher Education
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming personalized learning in higher education, enabling institutions to move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach toward educational experiences tailored to individual students. This report explores the latest
