
The EU AI Act Delay and What It Means for Georgia
The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is the world’s first comprehensive law on artificial intelligence. It does not regulate the technology itself but the way it is used:

The Lawyer’s Digital Assistant
Artificial intelligence can help organise legal work through document summaries, version comparisons and initial drafts. Its value depends on reliable sources, protected client information and professional judgment. For Georgia, the

AI Adoption Without Reducing Employment
Main conclusion For Georgian business, the strongest starting model for artificial intelligence is not employee replacement but work redesign. A company should decompose jobs into tasks, assign repetitive and lower-risk

High Global Debt and Expensive Money
Main conclusion The world economy has entered a period in which high debt and relatively expensive money coexist. The IMF estimates that global public debt reached just under 94% of

Can Georgia Become an Exporter of AI Music?
Georgia’s opportunity is not to manufacture endless low-cost songs. It is to combine rare musical heritage, contemporary creativity and rights-cleared data into products the world can license and buy. The

Georgian Media Creates the Content, but Foreign Platforms Own the Audience
Introduction Georgian media produces a continuous stream of news, interviews, analysis, documentaries, entertainment and decades of archival material. Yet much of that content reaches viewers through YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok

The EU AI Act Delay and What It Means for Georgia

The Lawyer’s Digital Assistant

AI Adoption Without Reducing Employment

High Global Debt and Expensive Money

Can Georgia Become an Exporter of AI Music?




