Brave New World

Back in the 2020s, we naively believed that online courses, studying history while wearing VR headsets, and schools and universities in the metaverse were already the future of education, the pinnacle of progress. But we were wrong.

We live in an age of turbulence, and that is a fact. One only has to remember the events of the last five years: the pandemic, economic crises, wars, political conflicts, sharp changes in the labor market due to the explosive development of artificial intelligence and more, the loss of a sense of safety, and the absence of any real understanding of what comes next.

In 2026, loneliness has stopped being a purely personal problem and has moved into the territory of the market.

How often do you catch yourself thinking that you decided to take a short break from work a couple of hours ago, but you are still scrolling through your social media feed? You are probably also familiar with that feeling when you walk into your boss's office but have completely forgotten what you wanted to say.

Just five years ago, the only kind of theft a creator might encounter was discovering that someone had published their work under a different name.

Everything in the world changes sooner or later, and wealth is no exception.

We spend a third of our lives at work. That means we literally live in offices or other workspaces for about 10-12 years.

In today’s world, where virtual communication has become an integral part of our lives, we spend more and more time scrolling through news feeds, messaging, and sharing moments of our lives online.

Today, we entrust neural networks with a multitude of diverse functions – from performing routine work tasks to planning travel routes, generating creative ideas, managing social media, and learning.

Artificial intelligence is now firmly embedded in our daily lives — it helps us search for information, summarize and organize large datasets, plan daily tasks or build long-term strategies, translate from any language in the world, and curate lists of books, music, and films to match your mood.

Digital transformation is no longer limited to automating routine tasks.

In today’s world, severe climate change and global pollution are no longer abstract concepts.

Just a decade ago, financial literacy was mostly about knowing how to save money, keep a household ledger, avoid debt, or at least pay it off on time.

Who doesn’t dream of improving their quality of life and reducing stress? One path to achieving such a state of zen is digital minimalism.

Today, thanks to the rapid advancement of technology, individual learning paths have become the norm for every child.

Neural networks are rapidly changing the world, offering new opportunities for creativity, work, and entertainment. From generating images and text to automating routine tasks, artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly integrated into our daily lives. But how well do you navigate this new world?

Neural networks are used for a wide range of tasks, but one of the key requests is information search.

The teaching profession is changing — and fast. Artificial intelligence now writes texts, grades assignments, and even helps students learn.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming all spheres of life, and education is no exception.

Artificial intelligence is no longer science fiction from comics and cinema - it is already everyday life.

The era of artificial intelligence has arrived with a bang, disrupting the rules of the game in almost every area of the market.

Technologies based on AI have fundamentally transformed not only the IT sector but also modern education.

Until recently, it was the United States that actively promoted and popularized the ideology of diversity, equality, and inclusivity throughout the world.

There are over 190 countries in the world, but even more languages: according to data for 2024, there are around 7000 thousand of them!