KPMG partner in Australia fined over using AI to pass AI test
Accounting firm has caught several staff members in recent months using the technology for internal exams
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What can schools realistically do to support students’ mental health and wellbeing?
Too many school policies fail to distinguish between them, which puts pressure on everyone
Climeaction launches app to track farm emissions
Consultancy expands into software with system aimed at global food business
Era of the disposable leader
Chief executive churnover is less visible than political headrolling but can be just as disruptive
Walmart joins $1tn club, trading like a tech stock
Discount retailer trades on multiples that are higher than Apple, Google parent Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia and Meta
The world is in peril. Don’t worry about it, they say
In a world steeped in violence and menace, the people in charge constantly tell us not to worry
Iran turns to digital surveillance tools to track down protesters
As Iranian authorities restore some online services after crushing anti-government demonstrations, they are using a technological dragnet to target attendees of the protests
European Space Agency lab launched in Mullingar
Facility will oversee development of technology that could be used in space or elsewhere
The Irish banking system is not working – and that rarely ends well
Economies grow when banks lend money, but ours have become glorified safe deposit boxes
Global computer shortage could affect civil service, hospitals and gardaí
Supercomputers used to train AI models are disrupting technology supply chains all over the world
Hacked by your fridge, TV and light bulb: internet safety really does begin at home
So-called smart home devices are helpful, but can leave us wide open to being hacked
Ireland may miss chance to lead AI ‘revolution’, Microsoft tells Government
Tech giant warned in a 36-page paper that there must be accelerated action on power, connectivity and skills
Do we really need artificial intelligence instead of phonelines?
Customer service is most noticeable casualty of internet age
Irish held by Ice, laptop shortages and replacing Prince Albert at Leinster House
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Is this the way the world ends?
Romantic relationships with AI models will not heal the disconnect between young men and women
From Stripe to start-up: Talexa targets costly HR blind spots
Talexa aims to help organisations understand their real skills gaps – and adopt AI responsibly
ChatGPT developer OpenAI hires new sales chief for EMEA hub in Dublin
Hiring of industry veteran Sanj Bhayro here seen as big boost for promoting Ireland as AI hub
Heated seats controversy highlights the perils of connected car tech
The connected car was supposed to be a solution, but will it become a problem?
More than half of primary schoolchildren at risk of contacting strangers online, charity says
CyberSafekids says 51 per cent of children between the ages of eight and 12 have no parental restrictions around online contact
Court ruling puts builders at risk of going bust and buying property via your pension
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News publishers under ‘grave threat’ from AI, Oireachtas committee to hear
Union to call for journalists to be compensated for AI use of their copyrighted material
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Donald Trump could deflect Maga criticism of AI for the loss of jobs in US towards Ireland
If the AI sector collapses, Trump might try to blame over-regulation in Europe
‘We must delete the humans,’ the AI bot told his internet pals. But let’s not panic yet
Moltbook is an internet forum modelled closely on Reddit - except it is only used by AI bots
SpaceX IPO faces new questions after Musk’s AI merger
Familiar territory as a cash-generating Musk company props up a riskier venture, with investors left to take it on faith
Are Irish companies artificial intelligence sceptics?
New data suggests few are taking up the technology for now
‘I didn’t make a mistake’: Trump refuses to apologise over racist video depicting Obamas as primates
Social media post was deleted and blamed on a staffer after widespread backlash
AI hype meets software reality in bloody week for stocks
What we have seen is a massive market rotation, not a selloff, as evidenced by investors piling into defensive names
Elon Musk met John Collison for a pint. Here’s what happened
The conversation is mainly about Musk but still relatively revealing about Collison’s worldview. These are my takeaways
European shares bounce back after dip
Irish market ends week higher as banking shares put in a good performance
Big Tech’s ‘breathtaking’ $660bn spending spree reignites AI bubble fears
Stocks tumble despite strong earnings reports from most Silicon Valley heavyweights
KPMG pressed its auditor to pass on AI cost savings
Big Four accounting firm’s move to cut fees for its own audit comes amid debate over pricing model
Sea of red as ‘market rout’ hits Dublin
Standout underperformers were the banks as AIB and Bank of Ireland finished down 4.5% and 5.5% respectively
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