When Artificial Intelligence Accelerates Its Own Development: What It Means for Georgia
Artificial intelligence is entering a new stage of development. Until recently, AI was mainly understood as a tool that performed tasks given by humans. Today, it is increasingly becoming part
Georgia’s External Public Debt: Is It Alarming or Within a Standard Economic Range?
As of May 2026, Georgia’s external public debt stood at USD 9.121 billion. This was USD 158.1 million, or 1.8 percent, higher than in the same period of the previous
Your Boss Already Has an AI Plan. Do You Have a Place in the Future Company?
Executive summary Artificial intelligence is no longer only a technology department issue. More companies now treat AI as part of a five-year business plan: how to reduce routine work, increase
Where Are Georgia’s Biggest Food Production Opportunities? What 2025 Self-Sufficiency Data Shows
Georgia’s 2025 food self-sufficiency data shows a clear pattern: the country remains significantly dependent on imports in many basic food categories. Only two products – potatoes and grapes – exceed
When an Algorithm Says No at Work: AI and Labor Market Fairness in Georgia
Artificial intelligence in the labor market is no longer only about whether jobs will change. It is increasingly about whether people can be rejected before a human even reviews them
Middle-Income Consumers in Georgia: The Core Market for Price-Quality Balance
Middle-income consumers are one of the most important segments in the Georgian market because they are neither looking only for the cheapest option nor accepting expensive products without explanation. Their
How AI Could Help Georgia Build a Fairer Hiring System
The rise of AI degree programs and where Georgia stands
