Category: ai
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The Data Act
What the EU’s new data law means for your business – and why ethical infrastructure matters As digital systems become more connected, questions of data access, ownership and interoperability are no longer optional. In response to this, the European Union introduced the Data Act, a legislative framework that sets out how data can be accessed
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AI, Copyright and the Collapse of Trust
How decentralised platforms can restore control in a world of generative overreach In the rapidly evolving AI economy, power is consolidating and so are the lawsuits. Microsoft is now the latest tech giant facing legal action over alleged copyright violations in training its AI models. According to Coingeek, the company is being sued by a
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Navigating the Overwhelm
How to Move from Paralysis to Purpose in the Age of AI and Data Overwhelmed Before We Even Start The promise of data and AI has always been simple: better decisions, made faster. But in 2025, the dominant feeling in many boardrooms is anything but clarity. Leaders across industries describe standing at the edge of
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GenAI in Practice
What Organisations Can Learn from Real-World Use Beyond the Hype: How AI Is (and Isn’t) Being Used in 2025 The rise of Generative AI (GenAI) has been both explosive and divisive. While early discourse was dominated by speculation and sweeping promises, a more grounded picture is now emerging. As highlighted in Harvard Business Review (“How
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Tokenising the Future
Why It’s Time to Launch Your Business on the Blockchain How Fintery and Unyted empower companies to tokenise assets, engage investors and future-proof growth In June 2025, Forbes reported a significant milestone: for the first time, blockchain-based fractional shares of SpaceX became available to retail investors via the investment platform Republic. What was once accessible
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Experiencing Opportunities in the Metaverse
Uniting Industry, Creativity and Governance in Virtual Spaces with Unyted Government Champions the Metaverse with a Catch Baden-Württemberg’s Ministry of Economic Affairs recently hosted the event “Virtual Worlds – Experiencing Opportunities in the Metaverse”, in collaboration with the XR EXPO and the Virtual Dimension Center Fellbach. The aim was to kindle curiosity about key future
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The AI Wake-Up Call: What Businesses Must Learn Now
Two major headlines dropped this week – and they both send a loud, clear message: AI alone is not enough. YouTube is overhauling its monetisation rules starting July 15th, aiming to curb the flood of low-effort, AI-generated content. Channels built on synthetic music, deepfake news, and recycled visuals are being stripped of revenue if they
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Collaboration: Secure, Sustainable and Border-Free
Why the Future of Collaboration, Learning & Events Is Already Here Securing Collaboration, Engaging Gen Z Learners and Greening Events in 2025 The challenge: Conventional collaboration tools often route data through third-party servers, leaving organisations exposed to compliance risks. At the same time, business travel for meetings and workshops continues to inflate corporate carbon footprints.
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The Great Gen Z Chase
Why the Largest Spending Generation Demands a New Approach Gen Z is set to become the most powerful consumer generation in history. Making up 32% of the global population and 40% of global consumers, their influence on retail commerce is undeniable. According to Forbes, their purchasing power – estimated at $12 trillion – is reshaping
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The Rise of Open-Source AI
The rise of open-source AI, exemplified by DeepSeek’s disruptive model, challenges proprietary systems and promotes innovation by lowering costs, enhancing transparency, and accelerating development. Unyted supports this shift by offering a decentralized platform that provides affordable, flexible, and secure AI integration, empowering users and businesses in the evolving AI landscape.
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Digital Literacy in the AI Era
Digital literacy is essential for effectively navigating AI in education, enabling critical engagement with technology’s implications. However, challenges like digital poverty hinder access for many students. Bridging this gap requires integrating AI literacy into curricula, supporting educators, and fostering collaborations among policymakers, institutions, and tech companies to promote equitable opportunities.
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