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Stereotypes are like old, worn-out labels that people slap onto others without really thinking. They’re based on the idea that everyone in a certain group is the same. Artificial intelligence might be the most important technology we ever develop. Ensuring it is safe, trustworthy and responsible is one of the best ways we can safeguard The last word: Beyond stereotypes was originally published on Emerging Europe.

The latest exhibition at the MO Museum in Vilnius focuses on sexuality, gender representations and relations in the visual art of the Baltic region from the 1960s to the present. Curated by Inga Lāce, Adomas Narkevičius, and Rebeka Põldsam, the title of the latest exhibition at the magnificent MO Museum in Lithuania’s capital Vilnius, We We Don’t Do This: Revealing intimacy in Baltic art was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Central to Kosovo’s economic future is its ongoing dispute with Serbia, which restricts access to international markets and impedes foreign investment, crucial for its economic expansion. Europe’s youngest country, Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, since when it has been on a journey to build its economy amidst numerous challenges, including a lack of Economy in focus: Kosovo was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Catch up quickly with the stories from Central and Eastern Europe that matter, this week led by the news that on Tuesday, the US finally passed support package for Ukraine. Russia’s war on Ukraine Joe Biden told Volodymyr Zelensky this week that he will “move quickly” to send Ukraine fresh military aid, after US lawmakers Biden set to ‘move quickly’ as US finally passes Ukraine support bill was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Initial resistance from medical professionals towards AI has been overcome by working closely with doctors to develop technology they want to use. “Doctors should be using AI not only for a more precise diagnosis but for a more precise diagnosis 35 times an hour. That’s the real secret,” Máté Balázs Kovács, co-founder and CEO of InnoStars Talks, with Máté Balázs Kovács of AIP Labs was originally published on Emerging Europe.

However, excessively weak recovery in Germany, disruptions to global supply chains and the election of Donald Trump as the next US president could also create turbulence in the region. Despite the challenging international environment and significant downside risks, the economies of most Central, Eastern and Southeastern European countries are expected to perform well in 2024—especially Eastern Europe’s recovery remains on track was originally published on Emerging Europe.

The EU’s poor record in the Western Balkans over the past decade does not bode well for further enlargement. As we remember the success of 2004, it’s time to remember that the EU once openly embraced a large part of the European continent. It can do so again. On May 1, 2004, the European Union The success of the EU’s 2004 enlargement must drive a new wave of expansion was originally published on Emerging Europe.

A regulatory environment conducive to the development of the fintech industry, and ongoing dialogue between market players and institutions has helped Lithuania sustain its position as a fintech hub. Lithuania’s financial technology sector remains robust and forward-moving, affirming its place as a key hub for fintech innovation in Europe. A recent report by the country’s Despite headwinds, Lithuania’s fintech sector remains resilient was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Investors and venture capital funds ignoring female founders are simply acting to the detriment of their own businesses.   Earlier this week, I joined EIT Food and hosted an online event focused on encouraging more female entrepreneurs to come up with agrifood solutions across the CEE region; breaking the barriers and challenges making it more difficult The last word: How to empower more women in the agrifood sector? was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Record high temperatures across much of Central and Eastern Europe have once again sounded the alarm about the threat climate change poses to the region’s economies. It can’t go on, but it will. March 2024 saw much of Europe record its highest ever temperatures while globally March was the hottest on record and the tenth Across emerging Europe, soaring temperatures must serve as a call to action was originally published on Emerging Europe.