Using ChatGPT to write an essay is a bit like using a forklift to lift weights
Just as you can’t get someone, or something, to work out for you, there is nobody and nothing that can think on your behalf
Just as you can’t get someone, or something, to work out for you, there is nobody and nothing that can think on your behalf
Artificial intelligence has trouble distinguishing fact from fiction, so it has to spew out absurd ‘factoids’ instead
ChatGPT is so unreliable as to be effectively worse than useless. No-one would say that about Wikipedia
As technology becomes better, a return to face-to-face encounters looks more likely
AI threatens the ability of news publishers to generate revenue from their content and, by extension, undermines the media pluralism essential to democracy
Curiosity, experimentation and learning are crucial if women are to shape the future of work
Large language models are still far from multilayered thinking
A little tech can go a long way when you travel
Overheard: Dubliner Paul Mangan’s collection of bizarre items grew so much his friends joked he should open a museum - so he did
Artificial intelligence is starting to have a profound effect on work and employment, though some believe much human labour will be disrupted rather than displaced
Officials from Research Ireland appeared before newly formed Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
Company is expanding its partnership with OpenAI
Down-born tech executive Sarah Friar was looking forward to early retirement from the business world; then Open AI called
There are ways to ensure your data is not used by social media and search platforms to train their artificial intelligence models
That’s why companies need to think of ways to encourage open adoption
Apps from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and more were asked to write emails, book travel and summarise the news. Here’s how they fared
The tech entrepreneur on the risks and opportunities of AI, his dispute with Elon Musk and why he has the ‘most important job maybe in history’
Minister Jack Chambers told launch event how AI can ‘radically improve’ efficiency and effectiveness
America's desire to put man on the moon brought about huge cultural change
Artificial intelligence isn’t going to take over our lives just yet, but it can make certain jobs quick and easy
Artificial intelligence has a role to play in class, but educators are wary of scope for misuse by students
US justice department looking to force Google to sell Chrome to stop Google operating search market monopoly
‘Proposed reforms to the Leaving Certificate exam format have been overtaken by technological events’
Whether you find it fascinating or horrifying, the latest advance in generative AI means we need to learn to read images in a new way
The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 was perhaps the first sign of trouble for Chegg. Its lawsuit against Google is a sign of the turmoil to come in education
Generative AI is a tempting short-cut that can prevent those at university from gaining foundational skills
The presence of Alibaba founder Jack Ma at a meeting of entrepreneurs with Xi Jinping is seen as a sign that the Chinese leader means business
Eoin Hinchy and Thomas Kinsella’s Tines has just raised $125m after being approached by Goldman Sachs
Dáil told 50% of energy produced in Dublin and Meath goes to data centres
‘Smartest AI on Earth’ available to X’s Premium+ subscribers immediately
Crazy market behaviour cannot persist indefinitely
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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