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Expleo survey highlights wage pressures and impact of skills shortages on operations

Hinton, 75, quit to speak freely about dangers of AI, saying he now regrets contribution to technology

Big tech bests analys expectations after largely missing estimates over the last four quarters

Strong tech results ease Wall Street concerns about lenders

Company, which employs 5,500 people in Ireland, posts revenues of $69m

The outlook seems bright for DLWP - deep learning weather prediction

Latest data doesn’t account for workers lost in job cuts announced earlier this year

Korea Fair Trade Commission said Google hurt local app platform by trading in-app exposure for exclusive releases

Large language model, dubbed Tongyi Qianwen, will be incorporated across all of Alibaba’s products and services in the ‘near future’

Access denied to sensitive data such as debtors’ contacts and photos after borrowers report blackmail attempts by lenders

One internal email axing snacks and massages is hardly a sign of another dotcom-style crash. But massive industry job cuts could be

Could we pay a single supplier a subscription to access the internet and interact with all of its content, without any further charges or ads?

Critics claim the technology carries alarming risks and needs better governance

Communications watchdog Ofcom ‘particularly concerned’ over practices of tech giants that dominate cloud market

Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet account for almost all of S&P 500′s gains in the first quarter

Ireland ranks fourth highest in Europe for requests in relation to criminal investigations, civil or administrative cases

Seen and Heard: Indeed shrinks Dublin office space, Pernod Ricard resumes supplying Russia, Brosnan dispute with former son-in-law continues, CarTrawler set for sale and Cordiant eyes Enet owner

Susan McKay says there was a two-fold increase in complaints during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly over the coverage of Covid-19

In response, Microsoft says it has a healthy number two position in cloud services, with just over 20% share of global services revenues

Google Cloud vice president Amit Zavery has urged EU antitrust regulators to take a closer look at issue

Facebook parent concerned how it will police social networks in wake of new EU regulations

As regulators in Ireland and elsewhere take aim at big tech, Mindy Brooks of Google talks about changes her company is making

More than 1,000 researchers and executives sign open letter to halt what they describe as a ‘dangerous’ arms race

Cost-cutting has left workers drowning in ‘self-service’ admin tasks — but AI might come to the rescue

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Near record levels of outperformance is partly explained by the awful performance of tech stocks in 2022 but scale of the rebound is unexpected

Attractive details add up to large lump sums but certain conditions dampen down benefit for some

University of Galway report says there is a ‘low level of understanding of the importance of the subject’

Jennifer O’Connell: There is an end-of-days feel to recent news reports from the tech world

Users in the UK and US can test the conversational artificial intelligence service

Workhuman, which specialises in employee reward and incentive programmes for companies worldwide, employs 600 people in Ireland

Xbox boss Phil Spencer says store could launch as soon as next year if regulators clear Activision Blizzard deal

FSU says ‘hundreds’ of staff at Irish office signed letter which was distributed to others by its members

CSO’s new dataset on monthly estimates of payroll employees points to continued momentum in economy

The likes of ChatGPT and Google’s Bard are impressive but are far from being akin to an artificial brain

While we cannot count on bumper corporate tax takes forever, we must ensure talented people want to remain in - and come to - the State to work and drive our economy and culture

While job losses in Irish tech sector have been relatively ‘small’ to date, economy remains sensitive to fortunes of specific firms

Fintech start-up loses Thomas Grosse while scrambling to improve anti-money laundering controls

Turn an old laptop into a Chromebook, use a smartphone as a baby monitor, and other ways to make old tech useful again

Human rights group Global Witness submitted 10 ads containing extreme and violent hate against the LGBTQ+ community