In recent years, artificial intelligence has ceased to be a concept of science fiction and has become a daily tool. From optimizing delivery routes to generating texts and images, AI is everywhere. This ease of access, however, has created a new and risky phenomenon that most organizations still don’t know how to manage: Shadow AI. … Read more
In our wonderful world of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a transformative force, reshaping industries and our daily lives with astonishing speed. From virtual assistants to complex medical diagnostic models, AI promises a future of efficiency and innovation. However, behind the digital facade and instant answers, there is a significant and seldom-discussed environmental cost: … Read more
In an increasingly digital work environment, the excess of online tools has become a challenge to the productivity and well-being of professionals. This “online tool fatigue” describes the mental exhaustion caused by the need to constantly use and switch between various digital tools. This fatigue is not just physical tiredness from spending hours in front … Read more
In recent years, generative artificial intelligence has become part of our daily lives. It writes texts, creates images, composes music, and even produces entire videos in seconds. But alongside this advancement, a curious — and somewhat provocative — term has emerged, gaining traction in discussions about technology and digital quality: IA Slop. Understanding the Term … Read more
In modern workplaces, discussions often revolve around productivity, efficiency, and task management. However, there exists a lesser-known phenomenon that many companies have yet to fully recognize: workslop. The term combines “work” and “slop” (referring to waste or careless production) and pertains to tasks or processes executed inefficiently, redundantly, or without a clear purpose, consuming time … Read more
Why is it urgent to talk about ethics and AI in academic theses? Tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini are already transforming how students write, research, and produce knowledge. However, the use of these technologies in undergraduate theses raises an essential question: to what extent is it ethical to let a machine participate in the … Read more