Who Profits from AI? Return of US Tariffs and Russia's Weakening Economy

The Polish business landscape is increasingly embracing artificial intelligence, with the financial sector at the forefront of implementation, according to Rzeczpospolita. This adoption is driven by the tangible benefits AI offers in sales, financial management, and procurement, leading to significant revenue growth for many firms. However, barriers such as data security concerns and implementation costs still deter some businesses from fully integrating AI technologies.

Internationally, the economic climate is marked by shifting trade policies. The US is signaling a move towards more protectionist measures, with potential tariffs and a review of existing trade agreements. This could introduce greater uncertainty into global markets and impact supply chains. Simultaneously, the European Union is actively working to safeguard its industries, as seen in the imposition of duties on glass fiber products, a move aimed at countering unfair competition from Asian manufacturers.

Adding to the complex global economic picture, Russia's economy is experiencing a notable slowdown, prompting President Putin to demand explanations. This deceleration, potentially linked to sanctions and the costs of ongoing military operations, raises concerns about broader impacts on global commodity markets and economic stability. Rzeczpospolita's "Twój Biznes" podcast provides daily insights into these interconnected economic developments, offering a crucial perspective for Polish businesses navigating both domestic opportunities and international challenges.