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Claude and ChatGPT are the two dominant AI assistants for businesses. Here's an honest comparison of strengths, weaknesses and uses.
BYOC (Bring Your Own Cloud) means that your data is in a database on your own cloud account - not in the provider's central database. We explain the model, compare it to SaaS and self-hosting, and show how sSystm does with Cloudflare D1 and hard EU jurisdiction.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets your own AI work in a whole system – not just chat next to it. We explain tools, resources, the human in control, and how sSystm exposes 29 tools and 35 resources across MCP.
By Zébulon Crantz
Concrete guide to how Swedish companies automate invoices, accounting documents, e-mail and document flows with AI and integrations - plus the pitfalls.
By ZORC
How to build an AI chatbot for customer service that solves cases for real: source of knowledge, escalation to a human and measurable goals.
By ZORC
Anthropic launches the Claude Sonnet 5: the most capable Sonnet model to date, with performance close to the Opus 4.8 but at a lower price. The biggest improvements are seen in coding, reasoning and autonomous agent work.
By Zébulon Crantz
On June 12, the US government slapped Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 with export controls following a report of a way to bypass the Fable 5's protection mechanisms. The controls were lifted on June 30 and Fable 5 is since July 1 available again globally.
By Zébulon Crantz
Vibe coding has gone from meme to method in 12 months. Here's the full playbook for going from idea to live app in a weekend — with Cursor, Claude and Base44.
An in-house AI assistant allows staff to ask questions in natural language and get answers directly from your own policies, manuals and contracts - with attribution.
By ZORC
AI tools promise to revolutionize the way we build websites. We've tested the most popular — here's what actually lives up to the hype.
By Zorc
Where does your data go when you use AI? Guide to GDPR, Schrems II, CLOUD Act and the choice between EU-hosted and US LLMs in 2026.
By ZORC
This is how Retrieval-Augmented Generation works: vector databases, embeddings, architecture, and the pitfalls that make an AI stop inventing.
By ZORC
Automate invoice sending and payment reminders so you stop chasing money manually - faster payment and less hassle, completely automatically.
By ZORC
AI can draft quotes and emails in minutes. With the right templates and a human final check, you save time without losing quality. So you do.
By ZORC
AI can build formulas, clean data and explain spreadsheets for you. This is how you use it in Excel and Google Sheets - safely and without being an expert.
By ZORC
A prompt is the instruction you give to an AI. With the right structure – role, task, context and format – you'll get answers you can actually use. Here's how.
By ZORC
Sysdig has documented JADEPUFFER — the first ransomware attack conducted almost entirely by an autonomous AI agent, from breaching to database encryption. That's how it happened, and why the ransom was never paid.
By ZORC
Anthropic reports an annualized rate of $47 billion in revenue, overtaking OpenAI, which sits at $25-33 billion. Claude Code is singled out as the biggest growth engine.
By Zébulon Crantz