AI can make us more efficient, but research warns of a price tag. When working with AI, we overestimate our abilities, our brain activity weakens, and our critical thinking diminishes. The solution is hardly to…
Birthday poems. Cake recipes. AI memes. Europeans are using artificial intelligence, just not at work. The technology that promised to transform productivity has become a pastime instead of a tool. And whilst the Nordics integrate…
AI is transforming industries worldwide, yet finance and accounting remain surprisingly hesitant adopters. New research from Haaga-Helia reveals the real barriers holding the sector back—and the human-centred solutions that could unlock AI’s potential.
In our first article, we showed that AI’s impact will be felt most acutely in office work, not just tech jobs. But awareness alone won’t protect your organisation. The companies and regions that thrive in…
The AI disruption everyone’s talking about? You’re probably looking in the wrong place. New research from MIT shows the real impact won’t hit tech jobs first—it’s already reshaping the office and administrative work that exists…
What if young people’s phone phobia isn’t a problem at all, but rather a sign that the workplace is changing? When a third of Gen Z avoid phone calls and half trust AI more than…
The future of work may not be about replacing humans with machines, but multiplying human capacity through digital twins that work simultaneously across multiple tasks. This transformation promises unprecedented productivity gains, but raises profound questions…
Despite tremendous advancements in AI, most organizations still struggle to turn it into real, repeatable value. Many companies experiment with tools like ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot, run a few pilots, then hit a wall when…
Only 26 per cent of Finns feel they possess sufficient skills to utilise AI – at the same time as the EU AI Act makes AI literacy mandatory. The question is no longer whether personnel…
AI was supposed to make knowledge work easier and more efficient. Instead, three-quarters of employees report increased workloads, and nearly half admit they have no idea how to extract the promised productivity gains. What went…
