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Businesses and investors looking to get away from red tape and confusing tax systems are turning to Estonia.

Estonian-founded Pactum, an AI supporting large companies by making contract negotiations smoother and more efficient, hopes its AI will become accessible to everyone in the future. “This startup is truly special,” says Kaspar Korjus, co-founder and CPO of Pactum. “We began working with the Fortune 500 companies immediately.”

Estonian tech-experts are figuring out how to make artificial intelligence safer for everyone. It’s time we speak about ethics in IT.

In April 2021, we saw the first step towards regulating AI as the European Commission revealed its draft of the Artificial Intelligence Act. Estonia, which has a history of using AI for its public and private services, and has a growing ecosystem of AI-developing companies, has valuable insight to offer regarding how to develop this draft legislation.

What do you do when you’ve been in the same business for over 30 years? You innovate, says Veiko Põldsaar, the head of research and development (R&D) department of Viljandi Windows and Doors. As the name suggests the company specialises in windows and doors.

The Artificial Intelligence Centre Hamburg (ARIC) opened an artificial intelligence showroom in Hamburg, which is inspired by the e-Estonia Briefing Centre in Tallinn and presents a number of Estonian AI solutions such as AuveTech, Starship, and Flowit.

Estonia’s CybExer Technologies, a NATO-awarded cyber range company with global customers spanning international defence organisations, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure enterprises, has today announced a €5M funding round to meet market demand and expand its global operations in the face of a global cyber security skills gap and the explosive growth in increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks.

Estonian-founded startup EyeVi, which provides imaging hardware and a mapping analysis software platform, raised €1.8M as it prepares to enter the US market with the intention to grab a piece of its massive infrastructure investment.