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The week's essentials, analysed by the AIxH team in Luxembourg. No noise, no hype.
On 22 July, Alphabet, Google's parent company, reported quarterly revenue of $119.8 billion, up 24% and above the $117 billion analysts expected. The share price nevertheless fell by around 5%, with investors focusing on the announcement of a higher AI budget than planned.
Read the article →Since Wednesday 22 July, Google has been activating AI Overviews and AI Mode in France, two features already live in 200 countries since late May. Publishers and media fear an erosion of organic traffic, a phenomenon already measured in markets where the feature has been active for several months.
Read the article →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.
Read the article →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.
Read the article →Thirteen words are enough for Cornell researchers to get a fake comment cited by AI agents trained on public forums. Brands that relied on Google rankings now have to learn to exist in chatbot answers: a far easier terrain to manipulate, where Reddit holds a central place.
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