How AI Could Help Georgia Build a Fairer Hiring System
The hiring process is increasingly being criticized in many countries. Candidates often feel that interviews are unpredictable; employers often admit that they do not always choose the right person. The
Exports Are Rising and Imports Are Slowing: What This Means for Georgia’s Economy
Georgia’s January-May 2026 external trade data show one of the most interesting pictures for the economy: exports are rising, while imports are declining. In the first five months of the
The rise of AI degree programs and where Georgia stands
AI degree programs – accredited bachelor’s and master’s degrees in artificial intelligence have become the fastest-growing kind of degree in the world. This analysis from BTU and BTUAI shows how
The AI Economy Needs More Than Chips: Why Energy and Metals Are Becoming the Foundation of the New Technological Era
When the world talks about the development of artificial intelligence, attention often goes to chips, models, software systems and major technology companies. But the real foundation of the AI economy
When a Car Is No Longer Just Transport: What Georgia Should Consider in the Age of AI Vehicles
The car is changing quickly. It is no longer only a means of transport, an engine, steering wheel, tires and cabin. New-generation vehicles increasingly resemble moving digital platforms — with
To Thrive Alongside AI, Georgia Should Focus on Mindset, Not Only Skillset
Artificial intelligence is changing the central question of work. Until recently, workers asked: “Which new skill should I learn to remain competitive?” Today, the deeper question is: How should my
How AI Could Help Georgia Build a Fairer Hiring System
The rise of AI degree programs and where Georgia stands
