Artificial Intelligence

December 2025 was marked by a scandal involving AI toys that taught children dangerous behavior and discussed inappropriate topics, while the Chinese market for such toys is growing to $14 billion. Trump signed an executive order blocking state-level AI regulation, while Spain and Brazil are strengthening oversight of the technology. Google is challenging Nvidia by expanding PyTorch support for its chips, and AstraZeneca is revolutionizing the pharmaceutical industry by cutting trial protocol development time by 85% using AI.

November 2025 marked record investments in AI: Foxconn plans to invest up to $3 billion annually, and NVIDIA reported a 62% revenue increase. Microsoft, Tableau, and Qlik are actively integrating agent-based AI into their products, making the technology available through Office 365 and analytics platforms. Artificial intelligence has become a national policy issue, from UK investment to Google's opening of a development centre in Taiwan.

October 2025 marked the widespread adoption of AI in business: Google, Anthropic, and Microsoft unveiled new enterprise platforms, while Gap, Walmart, and eBay integrated generative AI into their operations. Regulators strengthened oversight of AI safety, particularly in the financial sector, and to protect minors. Meanwhile, 28% of Americans have admitted to romantic relationships with AI chatbots, raising concerns about growing emotional isolation.

According to WTO forecasts, artificial intelligence could increase global trade by 34-37% by 2040, spurring massive investment in AI infrastructure. In the US, OpenAI and its partners are planning to build five new data centers with a capacity of up to 10 GW, and tech giants have unveiled revolutionary AI products, from Meta smart glasses to the integration of Gemini into Chrome. Albania has become the first country to officially appoint an AI system to a ministerial position to manage public procurement.

August 2025 marked the launch of OpenAI GPT-5 and the entry into force of a new EU AI law that requires model providers to comply with transparency and safety requirements. 87% of video game developers are already using AI agents to automate tasks, and the African AI market is set to grow to $16.5 billion by 2030. The month also saw litigation in Europe and unprecedented deals with the US government to bring AI to the public sector.

Trump launched the "Winning the AI Race" plan to accelerate innovation in the US. A Morgan Stanley study confirmed high returns on AI investments. Alphabet increased capex to $85 billion, Microsoft saves $500 million thanks to AI. OpenAI is preparing GPT-5 for summer release. The EU introduces a new Code of Practice for AI. A review of key AI market trends for July.

June 2025 saw AI transition from experiments to real business. Tesla cuts transportation costs by 26%, India launches AI consulting for 25 million farmers, new research demonstrates zero-carbon learning. Practical implementation cases, new releases from OpenAI and Anthropic, regulatory changes in the US, EU and Asia.

May 2025 was marked by the activity of technology giants - Google, Microsoft and OpenAI presented new artificial intelligence solutions, including the large-scale Stargate project worth $500 billion. AI has practical applications - from reducing food waste to medical diagnostics. However, 77% of Americans favor slowing the development of AI to ensure the safety of the technology.

Leading consultancies are aggressively adopting generative AI, and tech giants like Databricks, Microsoft, and OpenAI are scaling their AI platforms. Cities and businesses around the world are using AI to improve efficiency, despite growing environmental concerns. Ambitious AI programs are being launched at the national level.

Artificial intelligence is being integrated into all business spheres: from newspaper creation to banking operations. Metro Bank reduced employee time by 80% using agent AI. March saw the release of the first newspaper entirely created by AI. New models like Gemini 2.0 and Manus AI are changing the market, but challenges exist – Grok recently "went out of control" when communicating with users.

In 2025, revolutionary solutions in the field of artificial intelligence and data analysis have emerged that can radically change the usual way of working in various industries. From OpenAI's GPT-5 to Google DeepMind's Gemini 2.0, learn how emerging technologies are transforming law, medicine, and more.

Major AI developments in January: US government launches $500B Stargate Project with OpenAI and Oracle, Nvidia introduces Cosmos physical AI platform for robotics and autonomous vehicles, while China's DeepSeek creates an efficient open-source model. Industry focuses on environmental impact.

In December 2024, the analytics and AI market is showing impressive dynamics. Global Data forecasts the market to grow to $190 billion by 2028. Databricks has attracted $9.5 billion in investments, Amazon, IBM and OpenText have updated their platforms. Analytics is being actively implemented in sports and medicine.

In November 2024, artificial intelligence is once again at the center of global change. Snowflake and Anthropic teamed up to expand data analytics capabilities, OpenAI strengthened its position in Europe, and Formula 1 uses AI for real-time analysis.

Significant developments in the world of artificial intelligence are reshaping the technological landscape. The Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to neural network pioneers, Meta* has introduced MovieGen, a revolutionary filmmaking tool, and OpenAI has secured major funding for GPT-5 development.

September has quickly entered the business season and brought a number of interesting cases and announcements in the market. For example, the US and EU announced an important agreement aimed at improving AI applications in various sectors, including agriculture, healthcare and energy.

Summer is coming to an end, but life in the analytics industry is booming. New vendor announcements, promising projects and the widespread penetration of AI into all areas of our lives are setting the stage for the autumn business season.

We have prepared for you a new selection of key AI and data analytics news for July 2024. And, of course, let's start with the Olympics.

June 2024 was a very dynamic month for AI and data analytics market, marked by significant events, product launches, and industry insights.

The big news of the past month was the launch of GPT-4o. This new version of generative AI now takes any combination of text, audio, images and video as input, and generates any combination of text, audio and images.

April was full of new initiatives from vendors as well as some fascinating news on the technology front. With Olympics in Paris approaching, more  news will be flowing in from the capital of France.

Lots of news from technology vendors and modern cases on how to use data analytics for operations excellence – this is what March brought us this year.

We're used to mergers and acquisitions among IT companies, but the last month has demonstrated that every company is now an IT company, with the most unexpected deals being done in areas seemingly far removed from technology.

The beginning of the year was marked by a flurry of activity by various legislators to deal with artificial intelligence. The New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, and the UAE created an AI council to accelerate the adoption of AI systems in critical sectors of the economy.

We summarise a year in the development of the AI and data analytics market: how the market has grown and whether there are new projects that have brought valuable results this year.

Analysts predict that in the coming year we should expect to see an even wider spread of AI-based applications and the formation of new strategies for their use, the development of computing as a service and the formation of new security standards.

18 countries have unveiled the first international agreement on how to protect artificial intelligence from irresponsible players. It aims to develop AI solutions that are "inherently safe".

The start of the year is rather active with all that news around ChatGPT and its ‘cans and can nots’. We tried to avoid this topic and to look for more modest news. Since there is a lot happening the market of AI and data analytics without chatbots.