Hello! Welcome to the next edition of our newsletter. Spring is around the corner and so are many changes in business technology. Let’s take a moment to recap what happened in February 2024.

It appears that 2024 is shaping up to be exciting. Check out our summary of the articles and news of the previous month, as well as our new edition of CEO Perspective, in which Krzysztof Goworek selected what he believes are the three most interesting trends in technology and business that could be key in 2024.

Hi! Welcome to the new edition of our newsletter – the first one in 2024! It’s time to hit the ground running with the summary of the biggest news of last month, including a brand-new episode of CEO Perspective, in which Krzysztof Goworek looks at advancements in 2023.

This month was filled to the brim with drama worthy of an Emmy-winning show adaptation – the Big OpenAI power struggle. We will obviously take dig deeper into this matter, with some of insights provided by our CEO, Krzysztof Goworek.

Q4 is in its full force now – how’s it been treating you so far? Let’s take a quick break in this testing period and take a look at the most interesting Tech & Business news in October. We’ll talk about new strategic trends for 2024, trust in Gen AI, generative AI indemnification, AI and phishing emails/security.

Hi! September is behind us, so it’s finally time to take a look at the most interesting news of this past month. In this edition, we will take a look at remote working and its benefits for the environment, copyright laws vs. AI and new AI tools.

Read our August 2023 editon of Business & Technology Newsletter to read more about Generative AI, easier entry to the "Programming Club", ChatGPT Enterprise, Code Llama and new AI tool by Google.

Probably the biggest and most obvious “big news” of this month in Business Tech was the big (and there we say it – rather bold) rebrand of Twitter. We’ve got some interesting insights about X and of course about new developments in AI.

In this edition we tried to elegantly sway away from the obvious shocking headline heavy-hitters that dominated the news, to focus on other interesting things you might have missed out on.