Articles on AI that make sense

China's Kimi K3 (2.8 trillion parameters) beat Claude on coding. What actually happened and why your business shouldn't switch AI tools over it.

JadePuffer: the first fully autonomous ransomware attack, run end-to-end by an AI agent. What happened, why it changes the game for small firms, and how to defend.

From 2 August 2026 you must label AI chatbots and realistic AI content. What applies, what the Digital Omnibus postponed to 2027, fines and a 5-step checklist.

The EU AI Act has required AI literacy since February 2025 for any company that uses AI. Who it applies to, the fines, and how to comply in one afternoon.

Vibe coding lets non-technical people build working tools by describing what they want. How it works, real examples, its limits and how to start.

Voice AI agents now hold natural conversations, handle bookings and cut wait times to zero. What they can do, the numbers, and who they make sense for.

From reactive chatbots to proactive AI agents that book meetings, process invoices and qualify leads. The numbers, use cases and why to deploy now.

AI is no longer just for big corporations. Three areas where it already works for small businesses, what it costs, how long it takes, and why start now.

A prompt determines AI output quality more than the model itself. Bad vs. good prompts, 5 rules for writing them, and why this beats picking the "best" AI.

An honest, numbers-based comparison of AI and a part-time hire for a small business — cost per inquiry, availability, scaling and when each one wins.

Knowing AI's limits matters as much as knowing its strengths. Three things AI can't do — understand your business, decide for you, or avoid making things up.

Five practical things AI can handle in your business this week — repetitive e-mails, document summaries, marketing content, 24/7 support and data sorting.