AI: Artificial intelligence

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As costs fall, partly thanks to AI, autonomous driving services including robotaxis are set to increase dramatically

Taste has never been entirely our own, but it used to be possible to spot the people we borrowed it from

Prize for swift delivery of training is substantial in terms of FDI competitiveness but cost of inaction is frightening

With nearly 110 million active stock accounts, or around two for every citizen, the impact of 40% slide has been brutal

Rite & Reason: As John F Kennedy put it: ‘Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind’

The more prices get out of line, the higher the risk if there is an economic shock from AI, the tech sector, the Middle East situation or something else

The irony is that investors seeking shelter from expensive AI bets have turned to another expensive stock

In continental Europe, the average age at which children start learning a foreign language is between six and eight years old

We are facing an era of mass deflation. If prices fall across the board, how will we repay all the debt we have accumulated?

Announcement a week after similar OpenAI incident adds to growing concerns about safety of AI systems

Incentives to use new tools are changing as costs start to hit home

Meeting follows Pope Leo’s decision to focus on AI and its impact on humanity in first encyclical

Indices advance despite escalating ​tensions in the region and uncertainty over US interest rates

US borrowing costs hit highest level since 2007 after rates decision

Social media chief defends strategy based on personalised bots as costs rise and revenue projections disappoint

Young people may have absorbed the data — tentative though it is — that suggests artificial intelligence is lowering demand for entry-level software developers.

Companies in Ireland should disclose the ratio of CEO pay to median employee pay as US and UK groups do

People worldwide are still trying to understand the privacy implications of conversing with AI companions

Hiqa publishes Ireland’s first national guidance on safe use of AI in health and social care services

Volatile numbers come on the back of a surge in exports last year

Big Four consultant is latest firm found to have produced slapdash work while marketing expertise on the technology

Not with his displays of spiteful narcissism, but with rising prices for gas and groceries

Tech giant gains due to its lack of huge spending on AI and as investors seek havens from sell-off in chip sector

Company helps clients create software with AI

Market here being ‘reshaped by power availability, grid access and political sensitivities’

AI giant to take on lease at Iput’s Tropical Fruit Warehouse site on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay

Lasair Dhearg groups says move is part of its plan to further its ‘campaign of decolonisation’

Worldview: Language competence is now just as much part of Ireland’s competitive infrastructure deficit as poor planning

Many white-collar professionals worry about the tech inhibiting creativity and making errors

Artificial intelligence giant settles copyright infringement case

Department of Finance’s attempt to gauge potential damage is limited but useful

Let’s not pretend right-wing blowhards criticising Christopher Nolan’s film really care about infelicities in shipbuilding

Google’s AI bot Gemini is built into the home speaker offering

Chipmaker’s revenue jumped 25% in the second quarter

China’s high degree of self-sufficiency also reduces its vulnerability to coercion by others

Company eyes up 30 new positions at it looks to attract new clients

Vladimir Putin is reportedly terrified that a drone with facial recognition technology – like the AI tools used by Israel to assassinate Iranian leaders – may be used to kill him

Search giant says it will commit up to $205bn to AI investments in 2026

Department of Finance research suggests sliding demand if US stock markets plunge