Some 31% of the workforce could be highly exposed to ‘substitution risk’

Some 18% of employees completed a work task using an AI tool without checking it for accuracy, new research finds

A journalist using AI-generated quotes in articles about AI is like a doctor injecting one virus in the hope of curing another

Jack Chambers to brief Cabinet on plans aimed at speeding up critical infrastructure delivery

Former publisher of Irish Independent and its Sunday sister title suspended by Mediahuis over using false quotes in articles derived from AI tools such as ChatGPT

Ireland had highest level of remote job postings offered in January, says LinkedIn

Skilled trades regarded as safe from automation but still face social resistance

Some consumers view artificial intelligence as or more useful than human interaction, says Bunq

Classic scenario typically sees a rush of companies selling to ravenous public; the AI boom has been more marked by buy-backs

The party had a euphoric vibe – until two famous guests had a bristling smackdown

Visionary leader sought for Ireland’s AI office; RTÉ cranks up the hyperbole for Jessie Buckley; hairdressing classes for ‘warehoused’ prisoners

Quantum computing business goes public after Spac deal

Researchers are beginning to see bots repurposed for emotional support in lieu of traditional mental healthcare

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Many doctors admit privately that, when pushed for time, they will use their phones to consult a publicly available AI tool

Publisher of Irish Independent and Sunday Independent says ‘this should never have happened’

Irish neutrality shields us from involvement in senseless wars and helps us limit environmental damage

CallCrewAI promises round-the-clock automation for field service firms

Facility, dubbed ‘Decarb-AI’, will offer international researchers fully-funded, four-year PhDs with leading academic researchers

In the infantile recent debate about the Mercosur deal, for example, politicians from all sides fell over each other to criticise an agreement profoundly in Ireland’s interests