19 October 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
In the 2025 European survey on ICT usage in enterprises, carried out in Luxembourg by STATEC, 65.4% of Luxembourg companies with 10 or more employees report using no artificial intelligence technology, against 79.1% in the European Union. Among them, 10.1% of all companies considered AI without putting it in place, and the survey asks them why. A lack of skills comes first, cited by 7.9% of companies, ahead of uncertainty about the legal consequences (5.6%), fear of breaching data protection (5.5%) and cost (4.0%). On 17 October we published what the survey says about adoption; here is what it says about the companies that have not adopted.
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17 October 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
According to the 2025 European survey on ICT usage in enterprises, carried out in Luxembourg by STATEC, 33.6% of Luxembourg companies with 10 or more employees use at least one artificial intelligence technology, against 19.9% in the European Union. The country ranks fifth of the 27, behind Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Belgium. On one specific use, it falls below the average: 5.7% of companies use AI for marketing or sales, against 6.9% in the EU and 9.1% in both Belgium and Germany. Luxembourg companies have adopted AI faster than their neighbours; they still apply it little to the relationship with their customers.
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30 September 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
In Luxembourg, a provider that trains the employees of other companies must hold an establishment authorisation as manager of a continuing vocational training organisation, granted on the opinion of the minister responsible for vocational training. The company training its teams can, for its part, apply to the State for co-funding of 15% of its annual training investment, handled by the INFPC, to be filed within five months of the end of the financial year and by 31 May at the latest. Both points are checked before the first hour of class. The format comes next: our AI training sessions take place in person, in Differdange or on the client's premises, for reasons we set out here.
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5 September 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
On 1 September 2026, Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, one model under two levels of safeguards, with a 75% cut in the price of cache reads (VentureBeat). For a company already using Claude, the real saving sits between 25 and 45% according to Anthropic, and depends on how its teams work with the tool: the price of input and output tokens does not move.
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15 August 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
AI training in Luxembourg is changing in nature: the 2026 survey by FEDIL, the Luxembourg AI Factory and Luxinnovation counts 59% of organisations that have deployed generative AI company-wide or have concrete use cases in production, a long way from the discovery workshop alone. That shift changes what a company comes looking for in AI training in Luxembourg: less an explanation of the tools than support for their daily use.
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27 July 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
According to Forbes (27 July 2026), up to 70% of the value of successful AI transformations comes from people rather than technology. Cognitive neuroscientist Gleb Tsipursky, who relays this finding from BCG, distinguishes seven profiles of reaction to AI in the workplace, from the most reluctant to the most enthusiastic.
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22 July 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
On 10 April 2025, the Ministry of the Economy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg granted AIxH authorisation to operate as a continuing vocational training organisation, under number 10156897/1. On an AI training market where catalogues and independent trainers multiply without a common framework, this state recognition sets a benchmark that few providers can show.
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22 July 2026 · AI training · Grégory Camus
On 1 October 2026, AIxH hosts its next AI training session at its offices in Differdange, Luxembourg. Places are limited and several are already booked, leaving a narrow window for managers and executives who want to structure their AI use before the end of the year.
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13 July 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
62% of workers surveyed in 32 countries say AI saved them time last year. Yet only 40% of Americans think its benefits outweigh the risk of job losses.
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13 July 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Work, an agent able to produce documents, spreadsheets and presentations on its own by connecting to Slack, Teams, Drive or SharePoint. Anthropic had already triggered a stock market drop in the professional services sector with the launch of Claude Cowork; head-on competition over the automation of office work is now established.
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6 July 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur
More than 35,000 French companies have been supported in nine months by the network of AI Ambassadors, as part of the national Osez l'IA plan. The stated objective, 100% of large companies and 50% of micro-businesses using AI by 2030, makes the spread of AI a state priority rather than a passing market trend.
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29 June 2026 · AI training · Kenza Battache
ChatGPT keeps first place among digital professionals, with 64.7% usage for text, but loses 17 points in a year while Claude climbs from 17% to 48.8%. After two years of OpenAI dominance, choosing an AI tool is no longer a matter of reflex.
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