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Articles on the EU AI Act, AI Governance and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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Claude Fable 5 returns after the block. What happened and why it's an important lesson for companies using AI
Claude Fable 5 is coming back globally after roughly two weeks of a block tied to export control and a safeguard bypass. We explain what happened, what Anthropic changed and why this story is a practical lesson about AI vendor risk for every company.
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Claude Sonnet 5: Anthropic's new model and an important signal for companies using AI
Anthropic has introduced Claude Sonnet 5 - a faster, cheaper and more agentic model from its mid-tier Sonnet line. We explain why this launch is a signal about the direction of the whole AI market, and what organisational duties come with increasingly autonomous AI.
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You don't build an AI model? You should still ask your vendor about compliance, data and risk
The obligations of GPAI model providers aren't the end of the story. Even if you don't build your own model, you're responsible for how you use off-the-shelf AI tools. We explain what to ask your vendor: data, documentation, limitations, copyright and AI Act compliance.
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Claude, Fable and AI vendor risk. Does your company know who it really depends on?
The most advanced AI models have become strategic infrastructure - and access to them can be the subject of disputes and restrictions. We explain what AI vendor risk is, why a register of tools is the starting point and how to check who your company really depends on.
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AI in public administration. What companies can learn from the work of the Sejm and NASK
The Sejm and NASK are bringing order to AI in administration: rules, data, security and accountability. We show what companies can learn from it - and why AI under control starts with order in the organisation, not with technology.
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AI literacy isn't a ChatGPT training. It's a company's first line of defence against AI chaos
AI literacy isn't a course on using ChatGPT, but the practical ability to use AI safely in everyday work. We explain why it's the first AI Act obligation, how to tailor it to roles and why training alone isn't enough without rules and evidence.
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