Is it time for a new kind of CEO at Apple?
Under Tim Cook, the tech giant’s market cap has ballooned to $3.1tn, but he is seen as perfecting rather than pioneering
AI: Artificial intelligence
How Elon Musk’s rogue Grok chatbot became a cautionary AI tale
Posts praising Hitler show the risks of accelerating the nascent technology with little stress testing and few guardrails
NewsWhip unveils AI media monitoring agent
Service will provide alerts and context to help communications teams decide when and how to respond to business risks
We need to talk about AI’s staggering ecological impact
A ChatGPT query is estimated to consume about five times more electricity than a simple web search
Gardaí to use gait analysis and voice recognition to identify suspects
Force has long called for facial recognition powers to analyse increasingly prevalent digital evidence
Ready for launch: Mark O’Connell and Jennifer Walshe on Mars, their new collaboration
Galway International Arts Festival stages the premiere of an Irish opera in which four women astronauts embark on a Martian voyage
Empire of AI: Inside the Reckless Race for Total Domination by Karen Hao - Precise, insightful, troubling
Meticulously detailed profile of OpenAI and its controversial leader Sam Altman may help you pick a side in the debate between ‘doomers’ and ‘boomers’
Pat Casey: ‘When I was hired there were only two job titles at ServiceNow’
The chief technology officer has seen ServiceNow navigate highs and lows of the tech world
New Irish tech aims to cut last-minute chemo cancellations by 25%
A Trinity spinout is using AI to make cancer care smoother for patients and staff
Impact of AI on hiring being felt in accountancy sector
Remote work still important to professional staff, survey finds
AI technologies being used in effort to reduce risk of fraud in immigration process
Department of Justice says new tools are not used for application decision-making
Google Veo 3 review: Video creation steps up an AI notch
Seamless AI performance with some guardrails
‘Really scary territory’: AI’s increasing role in undermining democracy
Artificial intelligence was used in 80% of elections globally last year, scientists say; more than two-thirds of those uses were characterised as harmful
Lions not the only show in town as trade mission highlights Irish sports tech
Ireland has emerged as a prominent hub for sports technology, with homegrown companies and talent delivering cutting-edge innovations
Using ChatGPT to write an essay is a bit like using a forklift to lift weights
Just as you can’t get someone, or something, to work out for you, there is nobody and nothing that can think on your behalf
AI should be a ‘core component’ of the education system, National Skills Council recommends
The council recommended a 'rethink' of investment into skills
AI is leading to job losses, but not in the way we expected
Microsoft is cutting jobs to save money so that it can boost spending on artificial intelligence
How to work smarter: get up early, do your work diligently, have a long lunch, go home
In the summer heat – when your colleagues are away – sneak out of the office at 1pm and put your email settings to ‘busy’
Fenergo to create 300 jobs in Dublin as part of €100m investment
Fintech firm to create additional 200 jobs globally as uncertainty acts as ‘catalyst’ for the business
I have had more wives than Henry VIII. It’s news to me too
Artificial intelligence has trouble distinguishing fact from fiction, so it has to spew out absurd ‘factoids’ instead
The good bits of the brave new world promised by the digital revolution never happened in journalism
There was a time when we seemed to be on the cusp of something remarkable, but it never happened
Read the headlines and wonder if everyone is on Ozempic and has ADHD? It’s all a bit overwhelming
Unthinkable: If you’re feeling overwhelmed and longing for real meaning, Viktor Frankl may be able to help. And if not, Albert Camus might have the answer
Problem at work? You’ll be hearing from my chatbot
A flood of AI-generated complaints means a new kind of unwarranted hassle for HR and customer services
US-founded AI firm Partsol to create at least 25 new jobs in Dublin
Company said decision to relocate from the US to Ireland earlier this year reflects ‘a deeper and more strategic bet on Ireland’s future’
‘My view on investing: time and compounding do the real work. Patience beats cleverness’
Me & My Money: Jerry Staple, founder of IntrinsicAI
No line judges at Wimbledon: you cannot be serious
For the first time in 148 years AI will replace humans for calling shots out
I wanted to slip her a note, warning against saying ‘yes’ to his marriage proposal
I like helping people, but I’d be glad to pass people’s idiotic questions over to artificial intelligence
Are we human or are we spammer?
As technology becomes better, a return to face-to-face encounters looks more likely
‘Like a train slamming into you’: Laura Bates on being the victim of deepfake pornography
Róisín Ingle interviewing Laura Bates on The Women's podcast
Meta wins AI copyright case in blow to authors
US court finds using online books to train artificial intelligence models without writers’ consent is ‘fair use’
Iron Maiden in Dublin: All killer(s) no filler in a near perfect set list that hits the high notes every time
Fifty years on, the band remain undimmed and even energised by a seventh member: the stunning digital display
Most financial sector workers believe AI will lead to job losses – FSU survey
Almost 90% believe AI will prompt job displacement and 60% feel less secure in their roles than five years ago
Tech jobs shake-up echoes post-Covid cuts, but with AI twist
Toll of job losses in sector in recent months may be far higher than announced
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