Why AI Needs a Grammar of Georgian, Not Just More Georgian Text
Business and Technology University (BTU) has released Georgian Grammar for Artificial Intelligence, a first-stage pilot scientific and technical publication that translates Georgian grammatical, morphological, syntactic, and contextual logic into a
Georgia’s exports are growing nine times faster than imports
In January–July 2026, Georgia’s merchandise exports rose 21.6% year on year while imports increased only 2.4%. The ratio is exactly nine: measured by percentage growth, exports expanded nine times faster
Will AI Preserve the Georgian Language?
In the age of artificial intelligence, a language no longer lives only in human speech. It must also exist in search engines, digital archives, voice recordings, software interfaces and the
Two Hours a Week: AI Could Free 32 Million Hours in Georgia’s Public Sector
Million Hours in Georgia’s Public Sector Georgia’s state-owned sector employed 334,700 people in 2025, equal to 24.1% of total employment. If AI saved each worker only two hours a week
Why Georgian Businesses Should Start AI Transformation with Work
Key Takeaway Artificial intelligence is already entering everyday business activity in Georgia, but its economic value should not yet be measured primarily through workforce cuts. A more reliable transformation starts
Can Georgia Reach Large Markets With Small AI Teams?
Key argument In the AI economy, company size no longer maps neatly onto capability. With frontier models, cloud infrastructure and ready-made development tools, a five-person team can build products that
Without Georgian Content, AI Will See Georgia Through Other People’s Eyes
Automation Is Changing Work
Georgian Data as National Digital Capital
Companies Need New Rules
Over-tourism – What We Actually Know
