OpenAI and Microsoft loosen ties in revised AI deal
Companies redraw $135bn alliance as ChatGPT maker seeks greater independence to increase revenues
Irish financial firms see cyber attacks as biggest operational threat
Survey finds large majority of compliance experts believe their company is well prepared to deal with incidents
China blocks Meta’s $2bn purchase of AI group Manus
Regulators had reviewed whether deal violated Beijing’s investment rules
AI in the workplace: ‘AI is probably an easy scapegoat, almost a victimless crime’
Employers need to engage more with their staff when deploying AI, says the chair of the UK’s Institute for the Future of Work
Tim Cook’s Apple: extraordinary gains and a stretched valuation
Apple’s product machine still hums along nicely, but critics note the absence of anything transformative in recent years
Remote-controlled rotating sex toy recalled over risk of injury from detaching parts
Communications watchdog issues rare warning about product sold by lingerie chain Ann Summers
Social media ban for under-16s ‘could push them into darker online spaces’
Regulation of content and teaching digital literacy are better policies, youth organisations tell TDs and Senators
As Apple’s new chief, John Ternus needs to find a successor to the iPhone, and fast
Incoming chief executive John Ternus faces a raft of decisions on Apple’s future strategy
AI has an awful image problem
Most alarmingly, those likely to live longest in the AI-defined future appear the most alarmed by it
Dyson PencilWash review: Powerful but pricey cleaner tackles hard floors with ease
An option for more compact homes, but if you have rugs or carpets, you’ll need a separate vacuum cleaner
How ‘jagged intelligence’ can reframe the AI debate
AI is racing ahead in some areas – like math and computer programming – while still struggling to make headway in others
Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes for AI training data
Facebook owner adding tracking software in US
Frank O’Dea sets up Klarus consultancy to target AI project ‘failure’
London-based Klarus currently employs 25 people with plans to open an Irish office
Apple chief executive Tim Cook to step down from role
Cook to remain with company as new executive chair with John Ternus taking on chief role from September
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