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🎡 I’ll be joining The Recursive CEE Forum (part of ViennaUP) on 20 May 2026 - looking forward to connecting with the CEE tech ecosystem in Vienna.

Bringing together founders, investors, corporates, and policymakers from across CEE, DACH, and Western Europe, the forum will explore key topics shaping Europe’s innovation landscape - from AI and cross-border collaboration to investing and regulation.

This year’s edition will gather around 600 participants, including 40+ investors and 100+ startups and scaleups.

If you’re attending, let’s meet 👇

📅 20 May 2026 | 08:00-15:00
📍 weXelerate, Vienna

Kampster CTO Stanko, together with colleagues from Thailand, ran a half marathon in Vietnam.

Huge congratulations to Stanko and the team 👏

Just like in running, learning isn’t about being the fastest, it’s about not stopping.
Small steps every day lead to big results.

Kampster CTO Stanko, together with colleagues from Thailand, ran a half marathon in Vietnam.

Huge congratulations to Stanko and the team 👏

Just like in running, learning isn’t about being the fastest, it’s about not stopping.
Small steps every day lead to big results.

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Ready to learn on your own terms? Try Kampster AI through the link in bio 🚀

Did you know that to truly scale AI in the enterprise world, companies must look beyond just the technology and focus heavily on the the minds building it?

Kampster AI spoke with Maija Tanner, Head of Data & AI Ecosystem Partnerships at , about the critical shift from consumer to enterprise AI, data governance, and why inclusive leadership is non-negotiable.

"I believe that we have just seen only a small part of what AI can actually do in our everyday life, in work and also in personal life." - said Maija Tanner for Kampster AI.

🎥 Watch the full interview on the official Kampster AI platform - link in bio.

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Punch (Japanese: パンチ) is a male Japanese macaque born on July 25, 2025, at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. He gained international prominence in early 2026 as a case study in maternal abandonment and the efficacy of artificial surrogate attachment. Born to a first-time mother during a record-breaking heatwave, Punch was abandoned shortly after birth. In primatology, this behavior is often identified as a survival calculation; when environmental stress is extreme, a mother may conserve biological resources for future reproduction rather than investing in a high-risk infant.

To ensure his survival and physiological development, zoo curators initiated hand-rearing protocols and provided Punch with a DJUNGELSKOG plush orangutan. In primates, tactile stimulation is a critical requirement for emotional regulation and the development of the "clinging" instinct. The plushie served as a developmental anchor, providing the sensory feedback necessary for Punch to build muscle strength and a sense of security. This attachment became a global viral phenomenon in February 2026, leading to a retail surge for the specific toy and a formal donation of units to the zoo by IKEA Japan.

On January 19, 2026, Punch was introduced to the zoo’s "Monkey Mountain" enclosure, a strictly matrilineal hierarchy consisting of approximately 60 macaques. In these societies, social status is typically inherited from the mother, leaving an orphaned individual like Punch in a fragile social position. Lacking a maternal shield, Punch initially experienced physical displacement and isolation. However, primatologists observed that these aggressive interactions and social rejections served as essential, high-stakes feedback loops, forcing Punch to learn the rules of the hierarchy through direct experience.

By late February 2026, Ichikawa City Zoo officials reported that Punch had begun showing signs of successful social integration. His reliance on the plush surrogate decreased as he deepened his interactions with the troop, eventually finding his place within the complex social structure. His case is now frequently cited as a demonstration of resilience, showing how a reliable anc