
From AI Adoption to Business Impact
Georgia’s central AI challenge is no longer access to tools alone. The harder question is whether an organization can redesign workflows, decision rights, responsibilities, and its operating model so that

Why Raising Prices Can Be Better Than Cutting Quality
The research was conducted by BTU researchers using BTUAI. The central conclusion is clear: when costs rise, an openly higher price can be less damaging than a hidden deterioration in

Quantum Computing: From Scientific Breakthrough to Real Business Value
The Main Point A computer solving a difficult problem and a company gaining business value are different achievements. The Financial Times’ analysis of quantum computing makes that distinction central: scientific

Remote Work and the Economics of Cities
After the pandemic, many expected remote work to empty large cities, leave offices vacant and break city budgets. This article draws on data from the United States, Europe and Asia

The text was generated by AI – but who is the author of the idea?
Main Point A polished document does not establish that the person presenting it understands the argument. AI can make writing easier, but accepting a finished answer may also bypass the

China Turned an Energy Weakness into Power – What Can Georgia Learn?
Key Takeaway One of the most consequential features of China’s energy strategy is that it has partially transformed a longstanding vulnerability – heavy dependence on imported oil – into

Why Small Apartments Remain Batumi’s Main Investment Product

Italy Is Georgia’s Largest European Source of Remittances

Can AI Save Billions for Georgia’s Public Budget?

The Drone Economy – Where Could Georgia Find Its Place?





