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AI is reshaping the world faster than ever. But what happens when the infrastructure can’t keep up? Today marks the first day of December, that moment each year when we realize how quickly 2025 is coming to an end, and how strongly artificial intelligence will continue to shape the narrative in 2026. That’s exactly why we need to talk about the other side of the story as well, the stability of the systems carrying all that weight. So we invite you to start this cold morning with a warm cup of tea or coffee and watch our CEO, Sinisa Ljubojevic, in his appearance on Euronews Serbia. Siniša tackled a question that has become critical : What happens when the invisible part of the internet, the one powering everything around us, goes down? That’s the moment we realize that beyond security, we also need resilience, so our systems keep running even when the world briefly stops. In an era where AI accelerates everything, the real question is : How ready is our digital foundation? 🧐 #AI #Technology #Innovation #CyberSecurity #Resilience #FutureOfWork #Leadership #TechTrends #DigitalFuture #Euronews https://lnkd.in/e4avx87X

What is it that you would never hand over to a machine, even when it does the job better than you? The question is no longer what artificial intelligence can do. What remains open is where the line sits: which decisions have to stay human by their very nature, however quickly and accurately they could be automated. prof. dr Dragan Lončar of the Faculty of Economics addresses this at Saga Executive Forum, in the session "What Should We Never Delegate to a Machine?" We will be talking about where efficiency ends and accountability begins, why a line drawn in the wrong place usually becomes visible only once the damage is done, and which questions a leader has to ask before handing part of the decision-making over to a system. 14 October 2026 Peron, Ložionica Saga Executive Forum – Intelligence in Control

100+ C-level leaders. One question: who really makes the decision when AI is in the room? Highlights from the first Saga Executive Forum. 👇

100+ C-level leaders, one question: who really makes the decision once AI becomes part of the business? See how the first Saga Executive Forum unfolded. 👇

When Raiffeisen Bank launched in Serbia in 2001 as the country's first bank with 100% foreign capital, Zoran Petrović was there from day one. Today, he leads it. At Saga Executive Forum, Zoran Petrović will deliver the keynote "Decision Advantage in the Age of Agentic AI". Now that AI agents no longer just make suggestions but carry out tasks on their own, the key question has changed. The advantage no longer belongs to whoever has the most data, but to whoever turns it into faster, better decisions.

How many decisions can you make before anyone tells you whether they were right? In the boardroom, consequences rarely show up immediately. The picture is never complete, information arrives late, and the outcome is measured in years rather than quarters. The pressure isn't a moment, it's constant, and it doesn't end when the decision is made. Mihailo Janković, CEO of MK Group, addresses this at Saga Executive Forum, in the session "Boardroom Under Pressure." He has spent two decades working on company transformation and change management, at multinationals and at companies owned by private investment funds. We will be talking about what you look at when the data isn't enough, what you trust when opinions diverge, how you carry accountability for a decision whose effect only becomes visible years later, and what you do when it turns out to have been the wrong one. 14 October 2026 Peron, Ložionica Saga Executive Forum – Intelligence in Control