Taking teachers seriously as professionals would solve some big problems in Irish education
Primary and post-primary schools are struggling to fill teaching posts and having to resort to employing unqualified people. Why?
Primary and post-primary schools are struggling to fill teaching posts and having to resort to employing unqualified people. Why?
WaterWipes has employees in Europe, the US and Australia as well as nearly 400 employees in Ireland
Can VR and AI rekindle the world of tech-aided matchmaking or are we starting to see a return to the old days of face-to-face meet-ups?
Ninety-five per cent of companies surveyed getting zero return from their investments in generative AI, research finds
Researchers also find AI is sometimes more accurate in crucial early detection of tumours
Even LLMs are starting to show this worrying human tendency
Global report finds AI tools can boost resilience of ageing infrastructure and mitigate flood and storm damage
The backlash against changes to ChatGPT reveals how it is being used by users in their daily lives
Cautious communications and sparse use of English have helped the first US pope to keep a low profile while returning to the more formal Vatican structure of the past
The same online forces that nudged Gen Z into a pit of loneliness using algorithms are selling AI companionship to them
OpenAI’s latest upgrade of its AI tool is effectively being tested by 700m users while having potential for adverse real-world impact
Experts say AI companions can help keep the brain active and alleviate loneliness in dementia patients
‘What will happen is workers who use AI will replace those who don’t,’ says Fianna Fáil TD
Report highlights difficulty with erasing online posts once they have been made public
The gap between hype and reality is frustratingly wide and growing
Data from jobs platform shows Ireland leading the way in Europe with highest proportion of Gen AI postings, outpacing traditional roles
Plus: a Leeds MP’s chatbot struggles with our Irish-themed questions; Pope Leo’s Duolingo streak; and a US TikTok star discovers Kerry GAA
The author of Empire of AI: Inside the Reckless Race for Total Domination discusses the cost of Big Tech’s huge investment in technologies that may do more harm than good
Some investors believe the technology’s productivity benefits will put the US on a better fiscal path
Mediahuis tells minister to continue scrutinising cost of broadcaster ‘duplicating work’ done by commercial media
Dermot Desmond’s suggestion misses the point entirely
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claims AI model boasts PhD-level intelligence, but remains a technology in progress
Niall Dennehy’s new AI-powered platform lets families co-invest for children using blockchain and index funds
A Microsoft spokesperson did not comment on a query about Irish data centres’ involvement
For many companies, the short-term promise of productivity seems to be overcoming the hard reality of long-term bias and exclusion
Data analysis specialist that uses AI to streamline its offering eyes €2bn market
Businessman says Government should abandon project as AI will lead to rise in self-driving cars
According to Luke Kemp’s learned, provocative and deeply unsettling book about how societies come crashing down, today’s equivalent of Goliath is staring us in the mirror
As technology improves, the temptation to use it to game the system grows
‘It is an incredibly exciting time to be 18 years old’
Stellar results from Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta cannot yet be attributed to the technology’s usefulness
Judge rejected efforts by Elon Musk’s company to dismiss the case earlier in the summer
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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