‘FOMO strategy’: Alexiei Dingli warns businesses not to rush into AI without a plan
From customer service fiascos to robotic content, Prof Dingli says some businesses risk shooting themselves in the foot by rushing ...
‘We barely have 20 months’: Janos Barberis urges Malta to prepare for the AI shock
He warns the audience that while many compare AI to previous technological shifts such as the internet or electricity, 'that ...
Giving free ChatGPT to everyone ‘will not build national capability,’ warn AI experts
The measure must go beyond tool access and promote deeper skills, critical awareness, and long-term innovation.
EBO CEO Gege Gatt warns: Be AI-first – or be out of business
The AI expert was speaking at ICON’s 25th anniversary event.
Edward Scicluna calls on smaller banks to embrace – not fear – AI
He was speaking at a high-level gathering of Mediterranean central bank governors in Cairo.
Why sending AI ‘workslop’ could damage your reputation at work
Careless use of AI is not a shortcut – it is a reputational liability.
AI prone to ‘propagate bias at scale’, posing threat to recruitment, warns UM Lecturer
‘AI will always carry some level of bias.’
What happened after Alexiei Dingli secured €1.3M on Shark Tank
Alexiei Dingli tells MaltaCEOs.mt his AI company has expanded into sectors including healthcare, security and construction.
Chat, how can I be a better CEO?
Balancing productivity, family, and fitness in a CEO’s daily routine.
How to prompt AI like a pro
Mastering how you ask is the key to unlocking the best results.
Swedish Prime Minister says he uses AI for a ‘second opinion’ in leadership decisions
The Prime Minister’s remarks have sparked a wider conversation in Sweden and beyond about the role of AI in government.
Workers trust bots more than their colleagues – relationship building in times of AI everything
A new global study reveals an uncomfortable truth: 67 per cent of high AI users trust AI more than coworkers.
AI is reshaping audit and accounting in Malta – but human expertise still leads
Malta’s audit and consulting firms are adopting AI to boost speed and accuracy, but human judgement remains key in delivering ...
AI’s silent disruption: Why women’s jobs are at greater risk
While more women are breaking into skilled professions, the types of tasks they perform are among the most susceptible to ...
The ripple effect of AI on the labour market: GWU calls for a people-first approach
'AI is not a threat, it’s a tool.'
‘FOMO strategy’: Alexiei Dingli warns businesses not to rush into AI without a plan
From customer service fiascos to robotic content, Prof Dingli says some businesses risk shooting themselves in the foot by rushing ...
‘We barely have 20 months’: Janos Barberis urges Malta to prepare for the AI shock
He warns the audience that while many compare AI to previous technological shifts such as the internet or electricity, 'that ...
Giving free ChatGPT to everyone ‘will not build national capability,’ warn AI experts
The measure must go beyond tool access and promote deeper skills, critical awareness, and long-term innovation.
EBO CEO Gege Gatt warns: Be AI-first – or be out of business
The AI expert was speaking at ICON’s 25th anniversary event.
Edward Scicluna calls on smaller banks to embrace – not fear – AI
He was speaking at a high-level gathering of Mediterranean central bank governors in Cairo.
Why sending AI ‘workslop’ could damage your reputation at work
Careless use of AI is not a shortcut – it is a reputational liability.
AI prone to ‘propagate bias at scale’, posing threat to recruitment, warns UM Lecturer
‘AI will always carry some level of bias.’
What happened after Alexiei Dingli secured €1.3M on Shark Tank
Alexiei Dingli tells MaltaCEOs.mt his AI company has expanded into sectors including healthcare, security and construction.
Chat, how can I be a better CEO?
Balancing productivity, family, and fitness in a CEO’s daily routine.
How to prompt AI like a pro
Mastering how you ask is the key to unlocking the best results.
Swedish Prime Minister says he uses AI for a ‘second opinion’ in leadership decisions
The Prime Minister’s remarks have sparked a wider conversation in Sweden and beyond about the role of AI in government.
Workers trust bots more than their colleagues – relationship building in times of AI everything
A new global study reveals an uncomfortable truth: 67 per cent of high AI users trust AI more than coworkers.
AI is reshaping audit and accounting in Malta – but human expertise still leads
Malta’s audit and consulting firms are adopting AI to boost speed and accuracy, but human judgement remains key in delivering ...
AI’s silent disruption: Why women’s jobs are at greater risk
While more women are breaking into skilled professions, the types of tasks they perform are among the most susceptible to ...
The ripple effect of AI on the labour market: GWU calls for a people-first approach
'AI is not a threat, it’s a tool.'
