US stocks drop sharply as Democrats win raises fears about AI investment
Tech stocks lose 6.4 per cent in a day of chaotic trading
AI: Artificial intelligence
Sony profits soar on the success of new Spider-Man movie
Film division revenues soar 48% in second quarter as Japanese group raises annual outlook
Former Musk aide urges Ireland to modify its approach to data centres
Dex Hunter-Torricke added that Ireland can play an important role in shaping global AI regulation
From photo to online shop in three minutes: Irish start-up harnesses AI
E-commerce veteran using his inside knowledge to ease the operational pain for large e-commerce retailers
Fine Gael motion to distinguish party from ‘woke left’ rejected for ardfheis
Motion sought to affirm party as centre right in ‘European Christian Democratic tradition’
What an old Leaving Cert poetry book taught me about thinking
We were forced to think for ourselves because there were no other options
Internet of everything gives me the chills after SuperValu attack
Must everything be connected, and controlled, via the web?
Memo to AI: Remember when secretaries were seen as the biggest threat to jobs?
The typewriter and shorthand created new efficiencies but show how tech can constrain as well as liberate
Fine Gael considers ‘AI dividend tax credit’ for businesses
Party TD James Geoghegan proposes citizens’ assembly on technology’s trade-offs
Ryanair and pilots differ on pay, and pension top ups
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How graduates can turn AI to their advantage in a job hunt
Both graduates and employers are now using AI during the job application process
Most compliance experts think AI now being used for financial fraud
Artificial intelligence threats increasingly seen as ‘growing systemic risk’ to Irish financial sector
Consumers ‘just about coping’ with financial pressures, credit union survey says
Although Irish confidence has risen slightly, it remains below average – but is still higher than in UK or US
Europe confronts a new threat: protest movements with no visible leaders
Anonymous social media accounts are mobilising young people across borders, blurring the lines between political protest, online performance and organised looting
Ireland’s AI moment: making the leap from adopting AI to building it
Our aim should be to become a place where valuable AI products are developed and commercialised
Binance says 90% of losses from $6.3bn hack covered as FBI says North Korea behind attack
Exchange resuming user withdrawals as US agency confirms North Korea-affiliated group TraderTraitor behind the hack
Grok Imagine’s AI-generated Odyssey has arrived. Be afraid. Be very afraid
Elon Musk and Wonder Studios have delivered the first episode of their project. It’s easy to understand why writers, actors and directors are nervous
Here’s a Halloween horror story: A 97-year-old woman who owes Bank of Ireland €455,000
She took out the Bank of Ireland loan in 2003, the year Ireland was entering peak madness
The story of AI giant Anthropic in three numbers
IPO filing raises open questions about state of company’s business and wider artificial intelligence sector
It’s inflation, stupid: Trump faces the wrath of US voters
Midterm elections next week are a referendum on the unpopular US president. They could herald the end of ‘The Donald’ era
I keep finding myself thinking ‘I am living in the future and it is mental’
We live in a spooky, AI-filled world but even at Halloween there’s nothing as frightening as a defunct dishwasher
Life Out of Order by Audrey Niffenegger: Ambitious follow-up to the Time Traveler’s Wife
Inevitably, many readers will find the 560 pages of this sequel focusing on daughter Alba a challenge
Intel shares fall 22% as weak sales outlook dents turnaround
Chipmaker forecasts lower than expected PC chip sales and falling margins
Any stock market dips after the US midterms are likely to be buying opportunities
US economy’s resilience is expected to continue driving US earnings and shares higher even if there is political gridlock
‘Songwriters deserve a higher share’: new Imro boss Seán Donegan on streaming and AI
Incoming head of music rights organisation on expanding internationally, pressures faced by artists and campaigning for the culture card
The career costs of non-competes: ‘Your star striker is sitting on the bench’
Clauses preventing workers moving to a rival for months can limit job opportunities and lead to costly legal rows
Microsoft’s cloud growth, cash flow offer respite from AI spending fears
Results underscore a widening financial divide among biggest AI spenders
In the misinformation era, more people should say ‘I don’t know’
Páraic Kerrigan is an assistant professor in the school of information and communication studies at University College Dublin
Career skills to make the competition green with envy
75 per cent of employment in Ireland now requires some level of sustainability competency
Meet the Irish AI app aiming to end the chaos of organising family life
Family events, appointments, calendars and support systems are all coordinated in a single app to free up time for hard-pressed parents, carers and homemakers
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