Artificial Intelligence is no longer an emerging technology — it’s a regulated one. The EU AI Act is reshaping global markets by making trustworthy AI a requirement, not an option. For CEOs, this isn’t just about compliance — it’s about competitive positioning in a world where trust, transparency, and explainability define market access.
Every decade, artificial intelligence pushes the boundaries of what we believe machines can understand. In 2023, DeepMind’s AlphaFold decoded protein structures; in 2025, its successor AlphaGenome is decoding life itself.
By reading the entire human genome and predicting how tiny changes in DNA alter biology, AlphaGenome signals a profound shift — not just for science, but for business. It shows that AI can now model complex, multi-scale systems with unprecedented precision. From pharmaceuticals to finance, the lesson is clear: the future of intelligence lies not in collecting more data, but in learning how to connect it.