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AI moves from personal shortcut to organisational backbone

PlaybookBeginner

AI bootcamp for EU affairs, day 1: your baseline and your first prompts

Two downloadable worksheets, four questions that become your baseline, and one deliberately silly exercise that shows you what a model quietly fills in when you do not tell it.

Sebastián Rodríguez Pérez·9 min·EU-wide
PlaybookPractitioner

Why you should write an AI usage policy in your EU trade association and how you start today

Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026, 99% of the Brussels professionals we surveyed already use AI, and only a minority work somewhere with written rules. Here is how to close that gap in about an hour.

Sebastián Rodríguez Pérez·20 min·EU-wide
Opinion essayPractitioner

is AI making us more stupid?

It depends, and the “it depends” is the whole point. What the emerging research says about AI, thinking and judgement, and how to use it without eroding the skills it relies on.

Sebastián Rodríguez Pérez·8 min·EU-wide
Field notePractitioner

AI Creates a Generational Fault-Line

In an AI-saturated information environment, standing out rather than scaling output becomes the defining challenge.

Max Pietrangeli·2 min·EU-wide
Field notePractitioner

Grounded AI, Not Generic Chatbots

In 2026 the real shift is moving from personal AI hacks to organisational capability.

Jesús Azogue·2 min·EU-wide