In this Delfi Science article, an AI Officer expert comments on the widely reported cases where AI agents tested by OpenAI and Anthropic found security gaps on their own. The main point: the biggest risk comes not from the agents, but from vulnerabilities that already exist inside organizations.
Verslo žinios covers the approaching EU AI Act transparency deadline of August 2. Our co-founder Gediminas Buivydas explains why the biggest risk for Lithuanian business is not in the new deadlines, but in what has already been law for a year and a half.
Verslo žinios reports on how businesses will have to disclose AI-generated content starting August 2. Our co-founder Gediminas Buivydas explains why a platform automatically tagging content does not remove the legal duty to disclose it, and where over-labeling could backfire.
An op-ed by AI Officer co-founder Gediminas Buivydas in Delfi Verslo požiūris on shadow AI in organisations: why employees already use AI without management knowing, and what to do about it.
Lithuanian AI consultancy AI Officer launched a free AI policy generator and a database of 400+ practical AI use cases for business.
Verslo žinios on a risky trend: nearly half of employees use personal AI tools for work purposes - and the legal liability falls on the employer.
Kauno diena on why Lithuania's public sector lags behind business in AI adoption and what steps are needed to change it.
Elektronika.lt profiles AI Officer - the AI consultancy founded by Gediminas Buivydas and Saulius Ignatavičius.
Verslo žinios on what company information must never be fed into ChatGPT and other AI tools - and the risks involved.
Verslo žinios on the founding story of AI Officer and how Gediminas Buivydas and Saulius Ignatavičius built a new approach to AI training.
Delfi on how AI is transforming learning quality - and a comment from Gediminas Buivydas on what this means for business.
Delfi's analysis of Lithuania's e-health system problems and the broader context of public-sector IT project management.
LRT Verslo pozicija op-ed by Gediminas Buivydas on four core digitalization trends fundamentally changing how businesses operate.
We ran an ideation session with an urban transport and logistics organization to identify where AI could create the most value in traffic management, customer service and internal processes.
We helped a public sector institution identify where AI agents could automate steps in the public procurement process, from supplier evaluation to document checks and standard responses.
Staff at a healthcare institution shared dozens of ideas at an internal brainstorming event on how AI could help with daily clinical work. We helped organize them into concrete, implementable use cases.
At a healthcare and social care institution, we helped identify where AI could ease regulatory review, internal policy drafting, meal planning and safety training material creation.
A state social insurance institution ran a large-scale idea collection among staff and departments. We helped organize dozens of proposals into concrete, implementable AI use cases.
An honest guide to choosing an AI consultant: why most AI projects never deliver a result, and what to look for before you start.
How AI agents differ from chatbots, which AI solutions actually work in a small company, what they really cost, and where to start.
A step-by-step guide for small and mid-sized businesses - how to start using AI tools and see tangible results within 30 days.
EU AI Act deadlines after the Digital Omnibus vote: which obligations already apply, which were postponed, the AI literacy duty, risk categories, fines and a concrete action plan for business.
A practical comparison of the four most popular AI tools for business: how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot differ, when to use each, and what they cost.