AI: Artificial intelligence

The far right has been much better than the left at giving voters the illusion that it has an accurate map across these liminal spaces

A neuropsychologist on how to cope when the world is in turmoil

Waterford native is taking the helm of the search engine giant’s Irish arm at what is likely to be a pivotal moment for the company

Investors are notoriously fickle – will they give big firms the space to utilise artificial intelligence?

‘Conscious unbossing’ is the new buzz phrase in Gen Z-based employment, but is it just individualism repackaged?

Market capitalisation more than doubled over past five years from growing cloud and advertising businesses as well as expanding margins in retail

Tech giant to recruit for 120 jobs immediately, with other roles to follow over next three to four years

Company says its AI-driven system will modernise process and help ‘create a more efficient, accessible, and secure immigration system for Ireland’

Shares at the world’s biggest memory-chip maker have fallen more than 30% July peak but there is hope of regaining lost ground

Foreign influence from malign actors spreading disinformation has become increasingly sophisticated and difficult to track

KPMG survey points to ‘top-down push’ to implement fast-moving technologies

Additional assessment components worth 40% are being introduced at a time when AI tools are developing rapidly and relentlessly

More than 20,000 artists, writers, composers and other cultural creatives are objecting to unlicensed scraping of their work in the AI space race

Generative AI: If I hadn’t created this ‘podcast’, it would have taken me a few minutes before I realised something was amiss

Thinking in a Climate Emergency: Artificial Intelligence provides immense opportunity for Ireland, if we can address its voracious requirement for power

Reconciling the GDPR with the AI Act poses issues, but I think they are minor compared to the hard problem of making the new safety code work in any realistic way

New regulations shifts cybersecurity accountability to senior managers and boards of directors

Former Irish chief returns in new EMEA role, welcoming regulation on new tech but warning of need for data centres

Not every AI related company will be a winner

Microsoft, Google and Amazon are all eyeing nuclear power to supply their data centres with low-carbon energy

The pay-off from fully self-driving cars is likely to take much longer than expected

Tool will be capable of responses in different Irish dialects to queries made in any language

Using AI as a personal assistant seen as top benefit

A growing body of research shows that generative AI has considerable potential in gathering patient information and helping doctors with diagnostics

Artificial intelligence initiatives will be delivered through Kinia and Adapt

Procrastination and rumination are a curse of office life – don’t be afraid to ask for help

Public acceptance of court outcomes depends on humans deciding them, Attorney General says

Data centres will be a cornerstone of advanced economies, but they can also be a catalyst for reducing carbon emissions

Active managers have underperformed in 2024 as large-cap US equity funds lag the S&P 500

The last big tech antitrust case, against Microsoft in 2001, did not result in a break-up of the company

Ireland needs a business environment that is attractive and competitive, and having a simpler tax system that is easy to navigate is a critical component

There’s an important difference between art made by AI, and art made using AI

Chambers or Donohoe can’t be accused of perpetuating the hype swirling around generative AI

New technologies can help applicants stand out – or kill any sense of individuality and thwart both them and potential employers

CalypsoAI, now headed by Irishman Donnchadh Casey, is building out its Irish team rapidly

In an industry moving a million miles an hour, AI companies must innovate faster to maintain head start, says CEO Donnchadh Casey

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London Standard’s resurrection of art critic Brian Sewell to review a Van Gogh exhibition was at best a pointless gimmick, at worst the thin end of the wedge

Gavin Newsom agreed with leading AI companies that the legislation would have stifled innovation

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