When Prediction Is No Longer Enough: Why Georgia Needs Scenario Thinking
Forecasting the future is becoming increasingly difficult. The reason is not only that technologies are changing quickly. The deeper challenge is that changes are now connected: artificial intelligence is reshaping
AI Adoption Is Overloading Middle Managers: What Georgian Business Should Consider
Companies often begin AI adoption as a technology project: a platform is selected, training is delivered, and leadership expects employees to work faster while the organization achieves more with fewer
Gen Z Is Not Avoiding Price – It Is Looking for Better Value: What Georgian Brands Should Understand
The new generation of consumers is more complex, more rational and more selective than many brands assume. Gen Z is not simply “trend-driven”. It compares prices, waits for discounts, checks
Trade and Beyond: Georgia and Uzbekistan
Georgia–Uzbekistan economic ties are small but changing fast, and in 2026 they were formally raised to a strategic partnership. In 2025 Georgia exported about $87 million in goods to Uzbekistan,
When Algorithms Decide What We Know: Does Georgia Need a New Trusted News Strategy?
Executive summary The way people receive information is changing quickly. In the past, society received news mainly from television, newspapers, radio or news websites. Today, for many people, the first
AI Needs Its Own Power: What Georgia Should Consider in the Age of Data Centers
The development of artificial intelligence is often seen as a matter of software, models, data and chips. But the next major boundary of AI may be electricity. As large language
