Generative AI in Georgian Classrooms: What Students and Lecturers Are Actually Doing
Generative AI has moved from a novelty to a daily study habit for many Georgian university students — but not all students use it the same way, and lecturers are
Beyond 9% Growth: What Georgia Should Consider from the Latest Economy, Trade and Export Data
Georgia’s first 2026 economic data present a strong headline figure: in the first quarter of 2026, real GDP increased by 9.0% year-on-year, while GDP at current prices reached GEL 24.8
AI Is Changing the Stock Market Too: What Georgia Should Consider as Technology Changes the Rules of Capital
Artificial intelligence is no longer only a software tool that writes text, generates code or accelerates customer service. It is also changing the logic of capital markets: investors are evaluating
When Robots Build Homes: What Robotic Construction Could Mean for Georgia’s Construction Sector and Regional Development
Construction has long been one of the slowest sectors to transform. While finance, retail, media, logistics and education have been reshaped by digital technologies, the basic process of building homes
Quantum Computing Is Getting Closer: What Georgia Should Know Before the Next Technological Leap
For many years, quantum computing was perceived as a distant, highly complex topic relevant mainly to scientific laboratories. That perception is changing. Around the world, there are growing signs that
Global Culture Is Returning to Local Languages: What This Means for Georgia
Digital platforms were once expected to create one global cultural space where everyone listened to the same music, watched the same shows, played the same games and followed the same
