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Energy Transition
September 30, 2026
Brazil needs to invest in the capacity to transform natural resources into innovation, productivity, and development. Talking about energy is talking about development. Behind industry, transportation, services, cities, and increasingly artificial intelligence, there is an energy infrastructure that sustains the economy. Understanding a country’s energy matrix is understanding […]
Rodrigo Thomaz

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Data Analysis
September 30, 2026
An analysis of almost 20 million teaching positions-year between 2020 and 2025 shows how changes in population composition and record production can alter the interpretation of historical series Between 2020 and 2025, the number of formal teaching employment positions identified in RAIS (Annual Relation of Social Information), from the Ministry of Labor, […]
José Erasmo Silva

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Artificial Intelligence
September 28, 2026
Why do so many people join in on the fun with ChatGPT? I was never the trend person. I still am not. Some pass through my timeline, I see them, I find them interesting but not to the point of trying them out. This was the case, inclusive, with some recent waves of images made by artificial intelligence, like the 80s trend, the one that […]
Silmara Regina de Souza

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Project Management
September 25, 2026
The speed of technology only becomes an advantage when it is accompanied by the capacity to understand, verify, and assume responsibility for the results. Imagine a team that starts producing in an afternoon the analyses that previously required a week. The change seems to justify the investment in artificial intelligence. But, before counting the gain, it is worth asking who examined […]
Maurício Acconcia Dias

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Innovation
September 14, 2026
As new codes, technologies, and forms of communication expand what we need to learn to interpret. Being literate is usually understood initially as: recognizing letters, forming words, comprehending sentences, and producing texts. For a long time, it was mainly from this domain that we defined what it meant to know how to read and, consequently, to participate in different spaces of society. […]
Lucas Tangi

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Social Networks
September 14, 2026
What the Youpix/Nielsen 2026 survey shows about the advancement of the Creator Economy In 2025, 80% of Brazilian consumers bought some product recommended by influencers. In 2026, the rate reached 81%. The stability at such a high level indicates that purchasing by influence is no longer a behavior restricted to certain audiences. The […]
Silmara Regina de Souza