AI

Artificial intelligence is entering the newsroom. For years, the fear has been that it might replace journalists. But the real disruption may come from something else entirely: a flood of AI-generated content. Read more »

Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from assisting employees to running parts of the business itself. As that shift accelerates, companies face a new challenge: understanding what their AI agents are actually doing. For Matti Erkheikki, the new chief executive of Finnish software company QPR Software, the answer lies in a field known as process intelligence. Read more »

Where previous technology waves have typically unfolded over 15 to 20 years, the main wave of artificial intelligence is expected to last only five to 10 years. “Change capability means that a company is able to learn and renew itself at least as fast as its operating environment is changing,” says Riikka Tanner. Read more »

Strategy is no longer an annual exercise or a controlled process with a beginning and an end. It sits permanently on the board table, constantly challenged by forces that move faster than corporate cycles. Among these forces, one has become utterly inescapable: artificial intelligence. Read more »

The Nordic model faces an existential test: can a region built on meaningful work keep its soul in the age of machines? For decades, the Nordic world of work has been the envy of many: flat hierarchies, trust-based management, and a deeply held belief that work should be purposeful as well as productive. Now, artificial intelligence has arrived in Nordic boardrooms and break rooms alike — not with the menace of mass redundancy, but with a subtler challenge: meaning. Read more »