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AI: Artificial intelligence
‘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
How many regulators does it take to completely stifle Ireland’s AI innovation?
The regulatory response to this new technology is critical, the Oireachtas committee on AI repeatedly heard
Music and artificial intelligence: ‘AI isn’t just a new sound. It’s a new infrastructure baked into our products and services’
Martin Clancy of AI:OK on the challenges and possibilities facing the music industry
M3gan 2.0 review: An absolutely terrible and woeful sequel
The original film’s beautifully simple concept has been jettisoned for this spaghetti of confusion
AI involves ‘arms race betweeen nations’ with ‘no easy option for Ireland’, committee hears
AI Advisory Council members say new technologies will present enormous opportunities for society
AI ‘could significantly increase unemployment’ Oireachtas committee told
Industry experts warned that entry-level software engineering jobs could be among those first to go
Ireland must act quickly or lose chance to be leading player in AI, committee will hear
Dr Patricia Scanlon of the AI Advisory Council urges Government to consider regulatory overhaul
US pressure has complicated efforts to regulate AI, but Europe must act now
AI threatens the ability of news publishers to generate revenue from their content and, by extension, undermines the media pluralism essential to democracy
From AI threats to bad bosses: why emotional intelligence matters
Empathy and self-awareness aren’t just for the office – they shape our relationships too
Spotify founder bets big on Europe’s war economy as defence stocks surge
Daniel Ek has bet on Helsing, an AI defence start-up
The victim delivered a searing impact statement. Just one thing felt off – he was dead
People are already interacting with AI renderings of their mothers and spouses. And now ghostbots have made their way into murder proceedings
Women are lagging behind on AI but they can catch up
Curiosity, experimentation and learning are crucial if women are to shape the future of work
The AI assistant helping accountants get fast, reliable tax answers
Founder of Leapifai aims to replace time-consuming manual research on tax issues
Don’t be fooled: AI is a long way from being able to think for itself
Large language models are still far from multilayered thinking
Planning a trip abroad? The tech essentials that could help it go more smoothly
A little tech can go a long way when you travel
AI will mean fewer white collar jobs, Amazon boss warns
Chief executive Andy Jassy warns the company will cut roles ‘in the next few years’
Data centres and other large users of electricity to be allowed to build and operate own lines to power plants
Department of Energy proposal will depart from norm of ESB having exclusive right to own such infrastructure
Why Greeks are in pole position when it comes to artificial intelligence
Greece letter: Ideas of computers, automation and AI have been alive since the days of Homer
Jonathan Anderson is a reminder why we shouldn’t push our kids into ‘bullshit jobs’
We should be very slow to allow our creativity to be outsourced to plunderous programs scraping data from images
Are Ireland’s tech layoffs down to an AI rout?
TikTok, Stripe, Workday and Salesforce are among companies to record layoffs in Ireland this year
Are fears of an AI slash and burn of white-collar roles well founded?
Artificial intelligence is starting to have a profound effect on work and employment, though some believe much human labour will be disrupted rather than displaced
How social media firms used the ‘like’ button to turbocharge their business models
New book charts the psychology of the like button in the digital world and looks at its future in the world of AI
Schoolchildren tap the potential of Stem and AI at Microsoft event
Microsoft’s Dublin campus showcased more than 110 innovative projects
The Irish Times view on AI and Ireland: the future will not wait
AI is not just a technological leap. It is a societal transformation.
Impact of AI on Ireland’s energy demands ‘not going to be as steep’ as feared
Officials from Research Ireland appeared before newly formed Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
AI still key for Apple, but Siri updates take a back seat
Company is expanding its partnership with OpenAI
WPP chief steps down as advertising group struggles with rise of AI
Mark Read will step down from UK group after market capitalisation halved during his seven-year tenure
Challenge of AI is to bridge the culture gap between its creators and custodians
Where AI’s creators such as Sam Altman and Jony Ive focus on what’s possible, policymakers tilt towards the permissible
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