AI: Artificial intelligence

New novels by Sally Magnusson, Ray Nayler, Tom O’Connell and Mason Coile

The power of play in the world of work

Company is investing record amounts to try to push progress in AI

Having invested hugely in AI, companies are now looking for a dividend in terms of lower costs to keep shareholders happy

How artificial intelligence boom is both different from, and similar to, the web bubble 30 years ago

AI-powered platform aims to fix the gap between free online information and costly legal consultations

AI literacy is essential for preparing students to succeed in a future shaped by this technology

It seems to convey a sense of promises broken, not just in technology but in culture and politics too

US masts operator sees ‘massive’ need for expansion of network to deliver infrastructure for wireless and AI-related services

As tensions escalate, our correspondents examine the contrasting styles and strategies of the two leaders ahead of a pivotal summit

Half of large businesses already seeing returns from investment in the technology

The world is going all-in on Sam Altman and company’s AI vision but the risks will increase as the points of potential failure grow exponentially

AI firms are rapidly improving their video quality with no consideration for its impact on society

Vox Talk’s AI voice takes on the sensor overload swamping global monitoring centres

Women the main victims of AI filters including gaps in work history

Tech giant wants impacted workers to apply for other internal positions

Independent candidate in race for Áras condemns video, calling it ‘a disgraceful attempt to mislead voters’

The plan would involve Google providing cloud computing services to Anthropic

Government rules on remote working have had little impact

Nearly 40% of global firms say most damaging data breach in past three years cost their organisation more than $500,000

Irish-founded company is targeting log data market, an area it says has been ‘fundamentally broken’ by AI

Technology is increasingly being used across the health system, particularly in medical imaging and diagnostics

Cheating during exams is almost always pre-planned, and the means of cheating remain familiar

The columnist and author on relating more to Generation X than his own age group, taking extended breaks from everyday life, and his existential dread of tech billionaires

‘All IT services will be replaced in the next five years ... it’s going to be pretty chaotic’

History has been harsher on ‘sideline-sitters’ than on disciplined investors who resist temptation to jump in and out of the market

October 19th-24th highlights: Leonard and Hungry Paul, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and more

The crime novelist on the LA fires, his lack of interest in tracing his Irish roots, and why he has turned the Lincoln lawyer into ‘the Chevy Bolt barrister’

A recent leak has laid bare how Irish contact datails are actively bought, sold and weaponised for investment fraud

They are are putting a heavy strain on Ireland’s efforts to meet climate targets

ChatGPT may be a real ol’ charmer but one that can produce ‘pointless and unnecessary’ works

Investment scam losses have increased by more than a fifth in last three months, Garda figures show

Pro-Palestine group protests outside firm’s Leopardstown offices after software worker resigns

WRC cites ‘abuse of process’ as it dismisses case

CASPIr will enable participation at leading edge of AI revolution, says Minister

US technology giant will invest €175m in the city over the next three years

Oireachtas committee hears concept being envisaged could ultimately lead to the creation of exportable intellectual property

Hiring ‘buoyant’ for quantity surveyors, engineers, project managers and design staff

The classically trained musician who went from signing a record deal to reshaping his approach to the industry through teaching

Claims of a breakthrough at the chip company’s new Arizona facility will be tested by sceptical Big Tech customers