Artificial intelligence in schools: it can raise grades, but 'does not lead to learning'
An OECD report shows that artificial intelligence can improve student performance, but can also encourage mental laziness and hinder the development of skills. Three out of four teachers express concern about work that is not authored by the students themselves.
Education Minister says Artificial Intelligence 'cannot be ignored'
The Education Minister argued that artificial intelligence must be taken seriously and should not be overlooked in education policy, urging attention to its role and impact on teaching and learning.
AI in 2026: From Simple Adoption to a Decisive Advantage
Artificial Intelligence has ceased to be a futuristic concept; it has become a central driver of business transformation. Over the past year, organisations have moved beyond experimentation, integrating AI into day-to-day operations and creating new efficiencies. However, this acceleration has brought new challenges: fragmented data, increased security risks ...
Lost minds
The widespread use of AI is reportedly turning students into 'digital cretins' and corrupting education.
Maria is a bioengineer who chose to put Artificial Intelligence at the service of healthcare: in 2026 she will be the only young Portuguese in Davos
In an interview with Expresso, the young woman selected to attend the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting talks about the message she wants to bring to Davos. She argues for the need “for communication, for sharing and for ensuring that everyone is involved in a decision when it is made”, without excluding any audiences.
Artificial Intelligence: bubble or economic miracle?
The potential of Artificial Intelligence is enormous but, as with other industrial revolutions, it will take years to show its value and many more years to produce visible economic effects. Expresso spoke to Arlindo Oliveira, Virgínia Dignum, Nuno Sebastião, Gonçalo Matias and Luciano Amaral.
Will the car salesperson be replaced by AI?
Miguel Vassalo is the country director of Autorola, a leading multinational in the used car market. He studies and applies big data and AI to reinvent the business and turn it into a successful company.
APS offers courses on IFRS, AI, and Salary Transparency
The Portuguese Insurance Academy, part of the Portuguese Association of Insurers (APS), has announced the courses that will take place in December. There will be both in-person and digital training covering topics such as IFRS standards and salary transparency. From December 4 to 9, training on 'Digital and the use of Artificial Intelligence' will be held.
