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AI: Artificial intelligence
Will AI revolutionise healthcare?
From X-ray and cancer screening to embryology and beyond, the medical world is using AI to develop new treatments, though public trust remains an issue
No escape for professions from rolling revolution that is artificial intelligence
‘You have got to take a more dynamic approach, aim to run fast and still be able to change direction’
Google to roll out AI-generated overviews on search engine’s results pages
Artificial intelligence is adapting online information to provide summaries alongside links to help users with queries
New Bill targets AI ‘deepfakes’ and identity ‘hijacking’
Taoiseach, Tánaiste and RTÉ presenters have had their images used without consent alongside products for sale
OpenAI’s short story about grief has critics in floods of tears or outrage. They’re all missing the point
Judging this story as I’d judge a short story published in The Stinging Fly or the Winter Papers is the wrong approach to take. Reading AI-generated stories demands a new type of literacy
Wearable tech: ‘It’s like having a personal health coach in your pocket. I live a healthier, better life because I have this’
Developments in health technology allow us to take more personal responsibility for our wellbeing, which may have significant consequences for the future
Meta AI to launch in Europe
Users will have access to intelligent chat features in WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger
Nvidia CEO says fears about DeepSeek’s Impact are misplaced
Company is trying to persuade a wider group of industries to invest in AI equipment
Teachers disliked the ‘homework helper’ app. But AI-powered cheating makes it look quaint
The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 was perhaps the first sign of trouble for Chegg. Its lawsuit against Google is a sign of the turmoil to come in education
End of the road for India’s army mules as AI units get to work
Up to 4,000 animals to be retired as part of military’s modernisation efforts
AI is already a focus of endless delusion, magical thinking and plain old foolishness
Tech bros' hype is blinding us to the reality that artificial intelligence might not be so smart after all
Teachers seek indemnity from legal actions over students’ improper AI use in Leaving Cert
Failure to disclose use of tools such as ChatGPT may result in loss of marks for candidates
Scientist at AI firm found herself ‘locked out’ of work at end of maternity leave
WRC adjudicator rejects former Rinocloud employee’s pregnancy discrimination claim as the company apparently closed ‘due to financial difficulties’
‘Career paths are different for everyone. You don’t need it all figured out’: LinkedIn’s CEO on making it at work
Ryan Roslansky recently opened the professional networking platform’s new offices in Dublin
AI to boost economy by €250bn by 2035, report says
But growing gap has emerged between SMEs and larger enterprises
AI promises a future that is ‘exhilarating and terrifying’
Already heavily used in business, its impact on consumers is, as yet, less practical and often harmful
Leading thinkers to gather to honour Ireland’s greatest mathematician William Rowan Hamilton
Trinity College Dublin to remember former student with conference taking place this week
Google, CeADAR to partner on deal to support AI in Irish business
Strategic partnership to help businesses take advantage of AI
AI chatbots open a new frontier in fears for our children’s wellbeing
Access to sexualised, manipulative anthropomorphised technology in the psychologically challenging teenage years represents an alarming new threat
What’s a phage and why might your body be hosting thousands of them?
The Human Virome Program will analyse samples from thousands of volunteers in an effort to understand how viruses affect health
A glimpse into a mobile future that may, or may not, happen
Artificial intelligence is everywhere this year at the Mobile World Congress where manufacturers show off their latest gadgets and inventions
Not a Coder? With AI, just having an idea can be enough
Describing a problem in a sentence or two and watching an AI model building a custom tool to solve it is a mind-blowing experience
Students must learn to be more than mindless ‘machine-minders’
Generative AI is a tempting short-cut that can prevent those at university from gaining foundational skills
Salesforce to cut about 50 jobs in Dublin as part of global initiative
Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke received a collective redundancy notification from the software company on February 4th
Automating workflow pays rich dividends for Ireland’s latest unicorn
Eoin Hinchy and Thomas Kinsella’s Tines has just raised $125m after being approached by Goldman Sachs
Regulator sought for artificial intelligence in health sector
Citizens’ jury puts emphasis on keeping people at the heart of healthcare
Deepseek fears recede as Wall Street eyes Nvidia earnings
Chipmaker now looks cheaper than many of its tech peers, despite boasting stronger growth projections
The days of the tiny mirror are on the way out. Digital dentistry is here
3D scanners mean people can see their entire mouth instantly at up to 100 times magnification
Miriam Lord’s Week: Verona Murphy needs help understanding Micheál Martin, but does he know what he said himself?
The latest wheeze to appease Regional Independent TDs has further riled Opposition, and mystery surrounds a mooted Linda Martin presidency
Greater debate needed on AI impact on workplace and energy needs, Government advisor group warns
AI Advisory Group seeks setting up of ‘observatory’ to inform debate on artificial intelligence issues
Using AI to transform recruitment interviews into meaningful notes and scorecards
New Innovator: Hirehire provides ‘meaningful’ interview summaries, unlike its competitors, says cofounder
ChatGPT search uses 10 times as much electricity as Google search - Dáil hears
Dáil told 50% of energy produced in Dublin and Meath goes to data centres
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