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Media in 2025: the shadow of Trump hangs over everything
There is a sense of being caught between outdated structures and increasingly unstable new realities
You don’t think Jesus Christ could return as AI? Talk to Joe Rogan
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The world in 2050: Ireland reunited, robot Formula 1 and a rail link to France
Decisions made today will have stark consequences in 25 years. A panel of experts offer their predictions on politics, health, housing, tech and more
Patrick Freyne: From the removal of joy to global destruction, 16 reasons I hate AI
The weird billionaires behind artificial intelligence are desperately trying to shoehorn AI chatbots into every bit of technology you own
AI, Liberation Day chaos, and Irish taxpayers exiting AIB: Your A-Z of markets in 2025
This year has seen yet more companies leave the Irish stock market, including travel software group Datalex and hotel chain Dalata
US economy grew at 4.3% rate in third quarter
Figure surpassing expectations was boosted by spending related to healthcare and artificial intelligence
The AI revolution is an opportunity for Ireland – and the planet
If we can develop zero-emission data centres, Ireland will have an industrial skill the rest of the world needs
When AI podcasts go rogue, journalists should be alarmed
The Washington Post’s issues underline the problems of news personalisation
Improved disability and youth mental health services among commitments in HSE’s 2026 plan
New community beds, acute beds and surgical hubs expected to be rolled out next year
AI blunders in 2025: From false news alerts to non-existent court cases
Few industries have escaped our hapless misuse of this troubling technology
AI drives big shift in skills for accounting graduates, RSM warns before hiring spree
The firm is set to double its workforce in the next three hears
In the world of AI, a second-class business degree won’t be much use
Policymakers and businesses are falling over themselves to talk about AI, but their ideas belong in the Father Ted category
AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI seek more office space in Dublin to expand European operations
Both currently occupy space in flexible co-working offices but EMEA is Anthropic’s fastest-growing region, according to the company
Teenagers using AI to create deep fakes of classmates, committee hears
Artificial intelligence is compounding the pressure many teenagers face, says psychologist
AI bust would hurt Ireland more, ESRI warns
Housing output will remain well below Government’s 50,000 target for at least another two years, think tank predicts
Public would have right to download their EV and smart device data under new Bill
Cabinet to consider Bill this week with any legislation expected to have impact on ways public use smart appliances
Could we be on the verge of a techlash?
Michael Burry, the hedge fund manager who predicted the subprime mortgage crisis, has made high-profile bets against top AI and AI-adjacent companies
We need to end the great social experiment on our children
If 83% of Irish children have access to the internet at night, that means the entire online world has access to 83% of Irish children at night
The chatbot will see you now: is this the future of Irish medicine?
Evidence of AI progress is mounting whereas humans ‘haven’t had a software update in 200,000 years’
Oracle move opens questions for AI’s investment boom
US giant delaying completion date for some OpenAI data centres
Intel said to have pursued deals that boosted CEO’s fortune
Lip-BU Tan’s background as an investor has complicated his role as head of Intel
Is there an AI bubble? Howard Marks weighs in
Yes, there is speculative activity and various causes for concern, but at the same time he notes why some insist ‘this time it’s different’
What happens when an AI joins the board of directors?
Are such things a gimmick or an indispensable tool for company strategy and decision-making?
New data centres and their grid connections, and SuperValu exits getaway breaks
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Ireland’s AI crossroads – regulation and the race for talent
Without affordable housing, visas and coherent ICT infrastructure, artificial intelligence researchers will move overseas, say experts
Irish AI start-up aims to cut hiring time by weeks
Wrksense blends automation with human oversight — and insists AI is now better than people at reducing bias
EU opens investigation into Google’s use of online content for AI models
Investigation is bloc’s latest challenge to US big tech companies
Donald Trump allows Nvidia to sell powerful AI chip to China
President’s move comes despite warnings from Capitol Hill that it will supercharge Beijing’s advance in AI technology
Tolls, buses and remote working: The short-term solutions to M50 gridlock
Motorway is daily inescapable reminder of Dublin’s status as world’s 10th most-congested city
A $350bn Anthropic IPO doesn’t make this a bubble
Firms tend to issue stock when they think it’s expensive and repurchase when it’s cheap. That’s not what’s happening now
‘Ireland and the Irish Sea is equal to zero’ on the green transition, says Stena Line chief
Niclas Mårtensson says roads around Rosslare Europort are not suitable for heavy goods vehicles transporting goods from exporters
Leaving Cert AI reforms risk making a mockery of the principle of equality
Teachers are wearily getting on with the reformed Leaving Cert, but there are some things they just can’t do – like stopping students cheating
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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