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
The Era of the Invisible Workforce and Its Future
The New Nuclear Renaissance
Branding in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
