Tech workers under stress as pressure to roll out artificial intelligence projects mounts
Survey of information technology personnel finds 60% experiencing mental health issues
AI: Artificial intelligence
AI in the workplace: ‘AI is probably an easy scapegoat, almost a victimless crime’
Employers need to engage more with their staff when deploying AI, says the chair of the UK’s Institute for the Future of Work
Microsoft struggles to regain footing ahead of earnings report
Broader weakness across software stocks reflects investor concern that AI could ultimately disrupt Microsoft’s core business
Pope Leo is the religious leader non-believers needed
His opposition to Donald Trump and the war on Iran is only a part of what makes Leo a unique and important figure in our time
Tim Cook’s Apple: extraordinary gains and a stretched valuation
Apple’s product machine still hums along nicely, but critics note the absence of anything transformative in recent years
Tax evasion, AI use and an Irish sprinter’s bikini photos: Specsavers ‘war’ reaches the High Court
Judge urges halt to ‘toxic’ dispute between Ennis branch manager and Guernsey-based optician chain
When your wife asks ChatGPT instead of you
A husband reflects on his wife’s growing reliance on artificial intelligence
Educators should adopt trust-based approach to AI in schools, committee hears
Co-ordinators of a proactive artificial intelligence schools programme in Estonia tell of their experience
MongoDB to create 200 jobs as it opens Cork office
Move is part of a €74m investment in Irish business
As Apple’s new chief, John Ternus needs to find a successor to the iPhone, and fast
Incoming chief executive John Ternus faces a raft of decisions on Apple’s future strategy
‘Brain fry’, the workplace side-effect of too much technology
The ideas behind the Gen Z concept of ‘grannycore’ can help with mental fatigue from too much screen time
AI has an awful image problem
Most alarmingly, those likely to live longest in the AI-defined future appear the most alarmed by it
How ‘jagged intelligence’ can reframe the AI debate
AI is racing ahead in some areas – like math and computer programming – while still struggling to make headway in others
AI and the joy of writing
For more than 50 years I have written daily diaries, 500 words in longhand each day
‘Saving the family’ is really about putting women back in their boxes
An unholy trinity of conservatives, Christian nationalists and tech bros are planning to strip American women of their rights
Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes for AI training data
Facebook owner adding tracking software in US
Apple chief executive Tim Cook to step down from role
Cook to remain with company as new executive chair with John Ternus taking on chief role from September
In a Word ... Doom
To date, we’ve survived radio, the car, the gramophone, and TV – I have every confidence we will survive AI
The Irish Times view on artificial intelligence: self-regulation is a dangerous myth
Many believe the risks associated with AI far outweigh those of an unregulated financial sector
Band-Aid solutions won’t cut it in a world of tariffs, reckless wars and Chinese dominance
We are frittering away the substantial tax resources that have come to us as a side effect of financial engineering of American companies
Patrick Freyne: Here’s why AI is making us dumber and more lonely
Writing forces people to resolve internal contradictions and confront their own bullshit. It’s why it’s hard. It’s why it’s beautiful
Latest AI models could threaten world banking system, financial officials warn
Anthropic’s new Claude Mythos Preview model could exposé vulnerabilities in lenders’ cyber defences
The mix of chaotic politics and a resilient economy cannot last
World’s economy has withstood much chaos, but IMF forecasts make for sober reading
David McCullagh is a drawler whose sensitivity training needs a tweak, but it works
Radio: Oliver Callan indicates listeners are not the only ones discombobulated by the sonic makeover at RTÉ Radio 1
AI start-up Audrey raises $1.8m to grow audit platform
Pre-seed round backed by Sure Valley Ventures and Delta Partners
Now you can see Edvard Munch’s The Scream in ‘film form’, but why would you want to?
Talk about a solution to a non-existent problem. Or an answer to a question no one asked
Misinformation becomes a tool of protest and an erosion of trust in our society
Artificial intelligence stokes rumour mill and fuels the spread of false information
HCS shareholders to invest more than €13m in firm to spur growth and open new Dublin office
Managed IT services company to create 125 jobs in next two years
Flexible work could help parents balance jobs and childcare
AI may transform work, but employers can already retain talent through genuine flexible roles
After the Shy Girl controversy, where does publishing’s AI problem leave authors and readers?
Publishers risk unwittingly putting out books generated with artificial-intelligence tools. Authors and readers are frustrated, nervous and grasping for solutions
Job losses and AI: Could technology bring Ireland back to the dark days of 2008?
Study shows up to 200,000 Irish jobs could go due to the rapid growth of the technology
Gardaí cracking down on fuel protests; risk to National Museum collection; job losses and AI
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Trump deletes post with AI image depicting him as Jesus: ‘I thought it was me as a doctor’
The US president’s conservative, Christian supporters decried the Truth Social post, calling it ‘disgusting’
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