Narfe World, a company founded by TalTech alumnus Abdul Salam Mohammed and his team, aims to transform how people plan their travels. The platform, currently being developed in the Tehnopol AI Accelerator, uses artificial intelligence to turn travel content produced by online creators into personalised itineraries.
AI
Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a story of speed, efficiency and disruption. But behind every promise of smarter systems lies a more human question: who carries the risk when technology reshapes work, governance and society?
What happens when Estonia’s beloved film "Kevade" ("Spring") is colourised and one of its main characters, Arno, is recast as a young Leonardo DiCaprio? When artificial intelligence meets student creativity, an experiment is born – one that pushes the boundaries of both technology and culture.
The new yearbook of the Estonian Information System Authority (RIA) names China as the world's biggest cyber threat, highlighting the role of intelligence services in technology, data collection, and cyberattacks. Given China's AI advancements, such as DeepSeek, the question arises – does this also pose a risk to everyday businesses and consumers?