András Baneth

Everyone in EU affairs knows that the Draghi report on the EU's competitiveness has just been released.

A technology-enabled societal change that is unstoppable (and that's not necessarily a good thing).

At a recent AI/GPT workshop, I asked participants why (or why not) they use AI tools.

Launching the "AI for EU Affairs" *free* webinar series.

Not using AI for your public affairs work yet?

Can you convert 'parts per billion' into a common sense unit?

When experimenting with ChatGPT (or Gemini, or any other LLM), many people intuitively use it as Google, i.e searching for information.

I wonder where EU officials & MEPs would be in such a survey.

One of the most important business lessons is that game-changing disruption doesn’t come from a much better product, because that is just competition doing its job (think Google vs Altavista, or Bing’s failure to dethrone Google).