Tech leaders outline AI dangers and opportunities at Dublin summit
Recent incidents ‘early warning shots’ of tech’s potential for harm, says Google DeepMind co-founder
AI will not bring about ‘displacement’ in public service, says Taoiseach
Martin urges critics of technology to focus on positives as he announces new forum on workplace effects
AI systems should adopt safety lessons from nuclear industry
Balance needs to be struck between regulation and opportunity, Google DeepMind chair says
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta has reached AI ‘frontier’
Company is committed to further vast spending to challenge rivals
Anthropic warns rogue AI agents may soon hijack your smart TV or oven
Claude maker suggests models could act as ‘worms’ in future cybersecurity threat
Google to spend $5m to improve forecasting of extreme weather events in Ireland
Plan includes creation of weather station network at Irish schools
Workers as well as employers need to feel AI benefit, union leader tells conference
HSE’s AI strategy featured input from 30 organisations, but not one represented works, Callinan says
Tech company Tines to create 100 jobs in Ireland over two years and open new facility
More than half will be entry-level positions
Irish consumers fuelling ‘fast tech’ trend leading to rise in discarded electronics
Purchases such as mini fans, festive lights and power banks totalled 91 million items last year
How much are we being watched in our everyday lives without realising?
How much are we being watched in our everyday lives without realising?
Never mind the ‘risk to humanity’, Anthropic’s IPO raises more prosaic concerns
Anthropic has plans to raise up to $100bn, part of a trend that could result in too much stock coming to market
Location tracking: ‘I can easily see where 80% of the people I know currently are’
We live in a world of surveillance. Our phones, our apps, security cameras and doorbells can track us. Does this enable or inhibit people’s development?
Woojer Vest 4 review: This vibrating vest might be the weirdest gadget I’ve ever reviewed
It can all be a bit much after a while instead of making you feel more immersed in the content
Irish cosy gaming: Where the stakes are low and the stress is lower
Forget about high-octane car chases. Sushi on Wheels and Éalú are about relaxation, creativity and mindfulness
DCC investors to receive a lower extra payment as tech unit sells below target price
DCC said its shareholders are set to receive 42 pence per share from that Nexora deal
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