Only 7% of Irish firms have adopted AI widely versus 26% of US business executives rolling it out on a large scale in their firms

AI could free us up from repetitive tasks but there are fears around job losses as a result, writes Ben Davern

Still huge questions about why Mr Altman was fired last week from the artificial intelligence pioneer

OpenAI named ex-Twitch boss Emmett Shear as interim CEO, while outgoing chief Sam Altman is set to join backer Microsoft in a surprise turn of events for the startup at the heart of an artificial intelligence boom.

Company has pulled back in a variety of divisions this month, including music, gaming, and some human resources roles

Elon Musk recently prophesied that there 'will come a point where no job is needed', owing to advances in artificial intelligence. But the fear that AI will cause mass unemployment is rooted in a zero-sum mentality that fundamentally misunderstands how economies evolve

Tánaiste Micheál Martin must achieve a balance between polite diplomacy and speaking truth to power on his State visit to China

The NCSC is involved in combating disinformation campaigns from abroad

Richard Browne tells Cormac O’Keeffe the National Cyber Security Centre is growing to face down the threat from hostile states and cybercriminals, often using artificial intelligence

Revenues in Ireland’s 'internet access' industry to be worth €2.2bn by 2027, with mobile advertising overtaking broadband revenues to reach €819m, according to PwC

From grisly narratives such as that of the 'Yorkshire Ripper', to mysterious murders and disappearances here at home, we are fascinated by true crime stories

Prof Parry, who is an expert on the changing world of work, said that while Mr Musk’s prediction was unrealistic in the short term, there was no doubt AI would change the workplace

With Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is only natural for employees to worry about job security, but there are many opportunities

Asked about his stance on AI’s impact on the workplace, Mr Musk said, “there will come a point where no job is needed” and the only reason people will work will be for their own satisfaction

The iPhone accounted for $43.81bn in sales in the fourth quarter

"Whatever the intention of this image was, it serves as a timely reminder that not everything online is as it seems"

Stalking, domestic abuse, and assaults on emergency personnel including gardaí are addressed with new offences and tougher sentences in the Criminal Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act

A total of 28 governments have signed up to the Bletchley declaration, which warns of the 'potential for serious, even catastrophic, harm, either deliberate or unintentional' 

The bosses of Irish companies remain "impressively" optimistic about the outlook of the economy and are looking to invest heavily in artificial intelligence to boost further growth, according to the latest KPMG survey.

Other words on Collins list include “nepo baby”, which has become a popular phrase to describe the children of celebrities who have succeeded

US President Joe Biden has signed an ambitious executive order on artificial intelligence that seeks to balance the needs of cutting-edge technology companies with national security and consumer rights, creating an early set of guardrails that could ...

Recently retired judge Olann Kelleher's use of his discretionary powers when dealing with first offenders has had an extraordinary success rate

Astrophysicists scan the galaxy for signs of life — and there's an international protocol for if and when they find it

While tech startups weather a dip in funding, generative AI reaps rewards at companies from Meta to Microsoft

The study, from researchers at University College Cork (UCC), is also the first of its kind to find evidence of online conspiracy theories which incorporate deepfakes

Both posted quarterly earnings that beat analysts' estimates

Spending amounts to a charm offensive by company in a country that began public consultation this year over regulation of AI

Third-party breaches emerge as the number one cybersecurity threat concerning Irish organisations

Film and TV actors are still on strike in what has become the longest walkout in their history. The strike by the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (Sag-Aftra) hit its 100th day on Saturday.

The Philippines’ defence chief has ordered all personnel and the 163,000-member military to refrain from using digital applications that harness artificial intelligence (AI) to generate personal portraits, saying they could pose security risks.

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak is pushing for nations to label artificial intelligence as capable of causing “catastrophic harm” at the AI Safety Summit the UK is hosting next month as it seeks to forge a common international approach on the rapidly ...

The State Exams Commission says that any material used in exams that has been generated by AI systems without quoting it as the work of an AI system will be considered plagiarism

But local government minister says the Electoral Commission would help to combat misinformation and interference

Peer learning to play a key role in crucial skills development, according to the Irish Management Institute

The studios announced that they had suspended contract negotiations late Wednesday night, saying the gap between the two sides was too great to make continuing worth it

Hollywood writers have voted almost unanimously to approve the contract agreement reached by their union leaders that ended a strike after nearly five months, while actors remain in negotiations to find a way out of their own strike.

Governments around the world are struggling to keep up with AI advances

Star Wars fan Jaswant Singh Chail, 21, had described himself as a “Sith” and “Darth Chailus” in a sinister video and confided his murderous plan to an artificial intelligence-generated “girlfriend” called Sarai, a court heard

New Cork location comes on the back of the launch of an Irish fund earlier this year to invest in more than 15 startup software companies across Ireland

LinkedIn chief executive Ryan Roslansky said in an age when job titles were changing rapidly, the company was trying to encourage hiring people whose skills fit the job requirements, regardless of title or education

Tom Hanks has warned fans that an ad for a dental plan that appears to use his image is in fact fake and was created using artificial intelligence. In a message posted to his 9.5 million Instagram followers, the actor said his image was used without ...

The company is expected to hire up staff at its new base in Dublin, including AI and data engineers, over the next three years.

What will it learn from my novels? That “I will in my hole” means “I won’t”?

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