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Wine, Hazelnuts or Mandarins: Which Georgian Product Is Most Exposed to Climate Change?

BTU Research Team
September 4, 2026

From Content Creator to Business Owner – A New Model for Georgia’s Creator Economy

BTU Research Team
September 4, 2026

How Many Meetings Does a Georgian Company Hold Unnecessarily?

BTU Research Team
September 3, 2026

AI Can Multiply Average Ideas – How Can Georgian Business Preserve Originality?

BTU Research Team
September 3, 2026
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Speed Is Not Enough – What Georgian Businesses Should Learn from U.S. and Japanese AI Adoption

August 6, 2026

Key Takeaway AI adoption has become easy to start. Buying tools, providing access and launching pilots can happen within weeks. The difficult part is what follows: whether workflows change, errors

BTU Has Created a Digital Foundation for Better AI in Georgian

August 6, 2026

Key Takeaway The future of a language in the AI era depends on how well it is represented digitally. When machines know a language only through scattered text, they may

Russia’s Logistical Shock – Impact on Georgian Producers

August 5, 2026

Key Takeaway As of 2 August 2026, Wildberries is facing a repeated infrastructure shock rather than an isolated warehouse incident. Public reporting confirms more than a dozen attacks, fatalities, large

BTU Is Building a Semantic Model of Georgian for AI Based on The Knight in the Panther’s Skin

August 5, 2026

Key Takeaway An AI system can write a grammatically plausible sentence in Georgian and still fail to understand friendship, dignity, loyalty, love, duty or self-sacrifice in Georgian cultural context. The

How BTU translated Iakob Gogebashvili’s “Dedaena” into the language of AI

August 4, 2026

Key Takeaway 150 years after the first publication of Iakob Gogebashvili’s “Dedaena”, BTU has re-examined the learning logic embedded in the book for the age of artificial intelligence. The project

Georgian Wine Exports Fell, While Water Exports Continued to Grow

August 4, 2026

Key Takeaway In the first half of 2026, total wine exports fell by 3.7% year on year to USD 117.2 million, while domestic wine exports declined by 4.8% to USD

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Changes in Global Coffee Prices – Impact on the Georgian Market

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Georgia Does Not Need to Sell More Wine-It Needs to Sell Each Bottle for More

Georgia Does Not Need to Sell More Wine-It Needs to

September 2, 2026
An AI Data Centre in Georgia – How Much Electricity and Water Would It Need?

An AI Data Centre in Georgia – How Much Electricity

September 2, 2026
AI Is Reshaping Consulting – How Much Can a Georgian Company Save?

AI Is Reshaping Consulting – How Much Can a Georgian

September 2, 2026
How stable is Georgia’s 7.9% economic growth?

How stable is Georgia’s 7.9% economic growth?

September 1, 2026
Why AI Needs a Grammar of Georgian, Not Just More Georgian Text

Why AI Needs a Grammar of Georgian, Not Just More

September 1, 2026
Georgia’s exports are growing nine times faster than imports

Georgia’s exports are growing nine times faster than imports

September 1, 2026

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