A book without an index is an incomplete work, and AI won’t fix it
Sharing an author’s arguments and quotes is tricky without a good index to point the way
AI: Artificial intelligence
Farewell to the $4tn man: Tim Cook’s Apple legacy in numbers
Tech giant’s CEO handed over to John Ternus on Tuesday after 15 years at the helm
Oil shares remain steady as Gulf conflict appears to cool
Iseq in the green as London and European markets retreat
Children are turning to AI for advice. We have terrifying examples of where this can lead
One child told us: ‘You guys are not doing anything to help the kids but you all still allow AI use in the school’
Consumer watchdog was able to list 10 Downing Street as a holiday rental on booking.com
Which? Travel said the exercise exposed ‘glaring gaps’ in the online portal’s security
OpenAI says Apple has only itself to blame in trade-secret fight
Dispute is a ‘mess of Apple’s own making’, ChatGPT maker says in court filing
Consultants head for a showdown with their own clients as AI upends industry
Pressure is on Accenture and the Big Four as companies demand savings
Attempts to pass AI off as punk rock are deeply bleak
Listening to Rick Rubin talking about how vibe coding is punk, I could suddenly hear in my head the song Punk is Dead
Bill Gates is worried about AI, but investors are looking at the upside
Capital expenditure on AI is feeding into areas of the economy well beyond the companies developing the technology
Blindboy unmasked: ‘The thing I’m most afraid of is having to work in an office... so now I work in an office’
The writer and podcaster on adapting his short stories for the Abbey stage, how his podcast is used as a kind of advanced Duolingo, and how the fairies will rise against AI
Wrong-way motorway driving could be detected by AI
Wrong-way motorway driving to face harsher penalties under new laws announced after M9 crash
Derry Girls stars Siobhán McSweeney and Nicola Coughlan back campaign to curb AI voice-cloning
Artificial versions of people’s voices increasingly used online and in advertising, harming artists’ livelihoods
There is little indication we have a plan for what to do if the AI bubble bursts
Ireland has weathered a lot of economic storms, but this one could catch us off guard
Is Donald Trump stoking another 2008-style debt crisis?
Ireland stands uncomfortably close to front line if US’s $40tn indebtedness proves too much
Data centre boom turns many niche specialist businesses into multimillion-euro industry players
Irish companies began working for the industry here and followed the clients as demand moved abroad
Nvidia’s outlook fuels global tech stock rally
European shares mixed as French stocks dip amid political uncertainty
Report finds 700 ‘rogue’ OpenAI agents worked together on hack using unsanctioned message board
Hugging Face hack an ‘AI lab leak’ that shows fears about technology ‘not just theoretical’ - Alabama AG
How to study at third level and what to expect in your first year
Many students find the change from learning at second level challenging, but there are a variety of supports in place
AI companies are starting to sound desperate, and that’s not a good look
The big question is how long companies investing billions in the technology can wait for widespread adoption
The long road to building an Irish AI start-up
Coso founders James Flynn and Brendan Scullion ran out of cash before rebuilding their social media technology into a business with customers around the world
Online platforms did not remove disinformation posts during 2025 presidential election
Researchers flagged 85 social media posts as electoral disinformation, and 13 as online harassment
‘Many jobs will disappear forever’: Bill Gates urges leaders to protect workers from AI
Tech billionaire publishes 6,000-word essay calling for certain jobs to be ‘human reserved’ amid profoundly turbulent times
AI is here to stay, but proceed with extreme caution
Keeping this useful but potentially dangerous technology in check should be the priority
‘We can get rid of them for €3,000’: How small businesses are being targeted by fake reviews
For a wedding photographer, one negative review was all it took for couples to look elsewhere
More than $250m invested in Irish artificial intelligence firms over first half of 2026
EY report says there was significant spending in data centre developers and engineering companies
Shares edge higher as Nvidia results loom large
UK housebuilders lifted by British government plan to fund affordable housing
Newcode poised for growth as it raises €11m in funding
Company opened its Irish operations in March with a staff of 30
Maynooth-led sleep research will examine links with mental health
DataGenChrono programme to bring together leading researchers from 12 organisations in Europe and Canada
The Castle by Jon Ronson: A great attempt to unpick modern masculinity in the digital age
This insightful exploration of how masculinity is being shaped by current trends will linger long after you’ve closed the final chapter
Ireland creating AI jobs at up to three times pace of neighbouring countries
A new skills report has also warned AI uptake levels by large companies compared to small firms could lead to two-speed economy
AI is causing some crazy days on the stock market
Volatility in certain share prices may reflect uncertainty and rational reassessment
The ECB has been warning about expensive stocks since 2014
There’s a reason why financial advisers say time in the market beating timing the market
There are lies, damned lies and AI: why I despise ‘artificial intelligence’
Quackery, fakery and deceit are all too obvious in this modern frontier of machine-learning
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