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У червні застосунок найбільшого в Україні парфумерно-косметичного ритейлера BROCARD перетнув позначку в 1 млн завантажень. За півтора року існування він пройшов шлях від MVP із базовим функціоналом для покупок до повноцінного б’юті-асистента у смартфоні з віртуальною приміркою макіяжу, персоналізованими рекомендаціями на основі ШІ, розумними push-сповіщеннями й інтегрованою аналітикою. 

War is no longer just a battlefield, but a space where algorithms fight. On the night of August 4, 2025, Ukrainian drones of the Special Operations Center «A» of the Security Service of Ukraine (SOC «A» of the SBU) attacked the Saki military airfield in temporarily occupied Crimea. Result: they destroyed a Su-30SM (a fighter jet worth $35 to $50 million), damaged another plane, three Su-24 bombers, and an aviation weapons depot. This is the second high-profile operation involving the SBU, using AI and drones. The first was the unprecedented «Pavutyna», where for the first time in world practice, combat drones were controlled by AI and used open-source software. How it works from a technical point of view, what role AI algorithms played, and why this case is important for the IT community, are analyzed by Yuliana Degtyareva, Copywriting Team Lead at Neoversity IT University, and Yuriy Rybak, Senior Software Engineer at EPAM Systems and AI course instructor at Neoversity.

In the spring of 2024, an American woman and a Ukrainian man were arrested in the United States for helping North Korean IT workers get remote work at over 300 American companies, including Fortune 500 companies. Last week, the court sentenced the woman to prison and a fine. Although the evidence suggests that the woman was aware of the illegality of her actions, she says that she is “not the kind of person who wants to harm anyone.”

NABU and SAPO exposed the current People’s Deputy, heads of district and city military civil administrations, and National Guard servicemen in bribery when purchasing UAVs and electronic warfare equipment — the scheme consisted of concluding state contracts with supplier companies at knowingly inflated prices.

In a conversation with dev.ua, some representatives of the technology market outlined the problem: according to them, Google advertising for the B2B segment, regardless of the budget, has practically ceased to bring benefits and bring targeted leads to the business. Instead, applications are massively filled by bots, which negates the efforts of advertisers from the business and simply «burns» money, but in the meantime allows the tech giant to master large advertising budgets. Is this really so and how categorical are such assessments? In addition to representatives of the tech business, we talked about this with top digital agencies.