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We repeated Helsingin Sanomat's 'spinach test' with Claude
Helsingin Sanomat's spinach test showed how far behind Finnish universities and journalists are in using AI. We repeated it with a leading model.
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NATO procurement without an army of consultants – AI lowers the bar to defence markets
AI is changing the market setup — and succeeding in NATO procurement is becoming a question of know-how rather than resources.
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Research
AI beat law professors — teachers preferred AI answers three times out of four
In a Stanford Law School study, law professors rated AI-written answers better than their colleagues' answers in 75 per cent of blind comparisons.
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Finnish company releases an 'AI law firm' free to everyone
Helsinki-based Legit has released Lavern, an open-source legal AI system built from 67 specialist agents — the first of its kind in the world.
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The lawyer who ruined everything
Does the legal profession die when legal know-how becomes open and accessible to everyone? Aku Nikkola on why he taught an AI the skills of a Finnish lawyer.
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Anthropic tested how AI copes with running a shop
Anthropic put an AI agent called Claudius in charge of a small office shop for a month. It avoided bankruptcy — but lost money, and had an identity crisis.
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Perspectives
What is the best AI model on the market?
The honest answer is that there isn't one. Antti Innanen on the multi-tool strategy that separates genuinely good AI users from everyone else.
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Technology
Letter from Fiverr's CEO: AI is coming for your job
Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman sent his whole staff a blunt message about AI and jobs. Here is what he told them — and what it says about the shift under way.
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'Amen, ChatGPT' – an AI-made church service filled a Helsinki church
Finland's first AI church service was held at St Paul's Church in Helsinki. What did it teach the congregation — and where did the clergy draw the line?
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Perspectives
Is your company playing chess or bingo with AI?
What can years-old robotic process automation projects teach us about adopting AI? A column by Hanna Saari on intelligence, wisdom, and change management.
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Research
AI search is displacing Google – corporate findability is in flux
A new study finds Finnish companies barely show up in AI search results. What should companies do about it? A practical three-step guide to GEO.
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Work
AI's transformative power starts with leadership
Only 24% of Finnish companies used AI technologies last year. Iida Lähdemäki of AI Finland on why adoption is slower than the potential would suggest.
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Perspectives
300 AI course assignments reveal companies' biggest untapped innovation resource
No two assignments were alike. Kira Sjöberg on what a Finnish AI training programme reveals about citizen developers and the future of management culture.
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From Frankenstein to superintelligence: how can regulation tame our fears?
Netta Heikkilä on why we fear AI, how regulation tames that fear, and what the history of IVF technology can teach us about governing a new technology.
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What kind of future awaits us?
Digital and cyber security specialist Kimmo Rousku, 40 years into his career, on where AI, humanoid robots, and quantum computing are taking us.
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Perspectives
What is AI hype?
Antti Innanen on what AI hype actually is, how to recognise it — and why pessimistic claims about AI can be every bit as much hype as optimistic ones.
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AI did in two days what took researchers ten years
Google DeepMind's AI Co-Scientist reached the same conclusion a research team had spent a decade on — and suggested entirely new research directions too.
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AI doesn't scale without data products – why isn't this a business-level conversation?
Data product thinking answers many of the challenges of scaling AI directly. Emma Hertzberg on why governed data is a strategic question, not an IT one.
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AI and humans – the new balance in communications
Generative AI already produces a large share of what we read online. Communications professional Anni Lehti on what stays irreplaceably human.
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Marketing
AI opens doors in influencer marketing
What is AI's role in influencer marketing? Can it help with influencer selection? An expert's take, plus three concrete tips for every marketer.
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Law
New free online course untangles the EU AI Act
Finnish innovation fund Sitra has published a free online course aimed at improving AI literacy and helping organisations spot AI-related risks.
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News
How Finnish media houses use AI in their newsrooms
A survey by Suomen Lehdistö mapped AI use in Finnish newsrooms. Here is a comprehensive summary — from sentiment analysis to automated radio news.
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Law
The EU AI Act's AI literacy requirement – a free guide for organisations
Article 4 of the EU AI Act has applied since February 2025. What does 'sufficient AI literacy' mean in practice, and how should an organisation get started?
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State of AI in Finland 2025 report: international competitiveness has slipped
Finland's research and infrastructure remain strong, but its international AI competitiveness has fallen. A summary of the AI Finland and Business Finland report.
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Responsibility
Antifragile AI through ethical innovation
AI ethics: how does AI turn into value through sustainable business, even when markets are uncertain and innovation feels like it's stalling?
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Marketing
B2B video marketing is being 'Netflixified'
AI in marketing – how is the role of B2B companies changing? Award-winning AI video maker Markus Laukkanen on why brands should think like media houses.
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Can people tell an AI image from a photograph?
Antti Heikkilä, a specialist in AI and visual expression, challenges his audience to find the mistakes in AI images. Their answers surprised him.
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Work
Does AI make us stupid?
What happens to human thinking when AI can produce better content than we can? AI interpreter Pinja Valkonen on knowledge, learning, and critical thinking.
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News
Finland's largest unemployment fund will use AI to recommend jobs
YTK, Finland's largest unemployment fund, is launching an AI service in autumn 2025 that screens vacancies and recommends suitable openings to jobseekers.
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"It just guesses words" – why that view of AI is outdated
Modern AI models do far more than predict the next word. Antti Innanen on why the old explanation no longer describes how these systems actually work.
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Research
Nordic State of AI report: investment, not skills, is now the bottleneck
The Nordic State of AI survey by AI Finland and Silo AI finds that the central problem in adopting AI is no longer a skills gap but a limited level of investment.
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Responsibility
AI's environmental impact – how much energy does ChatGPT use?
How much energy does one ChatGPT query consume? And how does that compare with Netflix or Zoom? We looked into AI's real environmental footprint.
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How to turn text into video successfully
A practical guide to OpenAI's Sora: what it is good at, where it fails, and how to iterate prompts and finish a short film with other AI tools.
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A lifestyle change with AI – is it actually possible?
Tekoälyfoorumi's editor-in-chief spent a few months letting two AI apps coach his training and eating. The results, and how to get started for free.
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Research
AI in law: the newest AI models raise lawyers' work quality by up to 28 per cent
A controlled study of 127 law students found reasoning models and RAG tools improved both the quality and the speed of legal work — with caveats.
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Deep Research – a week of human work in fifteen minutes?
OpenAI released its Deep Research model to all paying users in early March. What is it exactly, and can it really do a week's work in a quarter of an hour?
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Finnish growth report: 'Skills and talent are the key bottleneck in adopting AI'
Finland's Kasvuriihi growth working group made 41 proposals for accelerating economic growth. Here is the section on artificial intelligence, summarised.
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