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
AI Is Also Strengthening Fraud: How Georgian Consumers Can Protect Themselves from Fake Websites
Artificial intelligence does not only accelerate business, education and technological development. It also makes fraud faster, more scalable and more convincing. In the past, fake messages were often easier to
Is Georgia’s Economy Growing or Changing? What the First 2026 Data Reveal
Georgia’s first 2026 economic data are not only a story of growth. At first glance, the main headline is simple: in the first quarter of 2026, real GDP increased by
The New AI Job Market in Georgia: From Deep-Tech Roles to Everyday AI Literacy
Over the past year, artificial intelligence has visibly reshaped Georgia’s labor market — not just through a handful of new AI-focused job titles, but through rising demand for AI-related skills
Women in Georgia’s ICT Sector: Progress Is Real, But So Is the Gap
Georgia’s ICT sector has been one of the fastest-growing parts of the national economy over the past decade, creating jobs and pulling in investment. But it has also long been
Will the Hormuz Crisis Increase Georgia’s Transit Importance?
The Four-Day Week – What We Actually Know
