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Last week, the CSHARK team had the pleasure of joining this year’s FinTech Trends Poland & Evolutions Partner Network Festival powered by , an event full of energy, creativity, startup spirit, and inspiring conversations about the future of AI, art, technology, and innovation 🎨🤖
 
One of the highlights for us was “Creativity in the Age of AI”, a thought-provoking discussion moderated by Martyna Mrozek, bringing together experts from the worlds of music, visual communication, creative technology, and research to explore the evolving role of AI in creative work.
 
The conversation explored a topic that continues to spark both excitement and concern: what does the growing role of AI mean for creative professions?
 
Rather than focusing on whether AI will replace creative professionals, the discussion explored how the relationship between technology and creativity is evolving. While AI is transforming creative workflows and accelerating experimentation, the conversation also touched on questions of originality, authorship, cost efficiency, taste, and human perspective.
 
One point that resonated across the panel was that AI has become a powerful tool for analysing, testing, and preparing ideas for ex*****on faster than ever before. At the same time, creativity, context, emotions, and the courage to make decisions still come from people.

A big thank you to the organizers, speakers, panelists, and everyone we had the chance to meet and exchange ideas with.

May is known for World Password Day, but for us it’s also a good reminder that cybersecurity is not a one-time action — it’s a habit ☝️
 
Before we jump into June, we’d like to share a quick recap of our recent TechTalk, organized by CSHARK’s Admin team. Every year, they help us revisit topics that most of us already know in theory, yet are worth repeating again and again.
 
This year’s session, “Don’t Be Like admin123”, focused on how cybersecurity is evolving in the age of AI. While technology keeps advancing, attackers are becoming faster, more convincing, and increasingly effective at exploiting something that hasn’t changed: human behavior.
 
Among the key takeaways:
🔐 Long and unique passwords still matter
🔑 Password managers and MFA are no longer optional
⚠️ Urgency is often the first sign of a scam
📞 Unusual requests should always be verified through a different channel
🤖 AI can clone voices and generate convincing phishing attempts, but good security habits remain one of the strongest defenses
 
Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT responsibility. It’s something we all contribute to through the decisions we make every day.
 
A big thank you to you guys for helping us stay informed, vigilant, and a little harder to hack 💜

One week ago, our People team wrapped up two inspiring days at - a conference dedicated to the role of HR in building effective, people-centered organizations.

Throughout the event, we explored topics such as HR’s business impact, cooperation with leadership teams, communication, goals and performance, organizational culture, transparency, data, and the practical use of AI in HR processes.

It was a great chance to step back from day-to-day operations and exchange perspectives with the wider HR community.

Thank you to the organizers for the valuable discussions, great atmosphere and plenty of practical inspiration! 🦥

We’re happy to be hosting the April edition of the Wrocław .NET User Group meetup at CSHARK 🚀

If you’re into .NET, AI, software quality, and security-minded engineering, we’d love to see you there.

This edition will feature two technical talks 💡

One of them will be delivered by our Tech Lead, Andrzej Mroczek, who will talk about Microsoft Presidio and its practical use for data protection and anonymization.

The second talk, by Paweł Łukasik, will focus on fuzzing .NET libraries and how to uncover real issues in popular NuGet packages.

Join us and register — link in bio 🔗