Blogs There is no self-made tech giant and Europe should remember that State investment and increased private funding would help Europe develop its tech sector, but we need to stop treating American tech as the natural... 5 Jun
Blogs The Web is forgetting itself, and some newspapers are helping it along Newspapers are restricting access to their content to save themselves from AI. Marie Boran says the wisdom of the move cannot be judged by history 5 Jun
Blogs Exertis UK’s failure a case of ‘no credit where it’s due’ Distie had the makings of a successful business undone by a single variable, says Billy MacInnes 5 Jun
Blogs Shoehorning AI into politics is the worst idea imaginable The pressure felt by politicians to ‘diffuse’ artificial intelligence into social and political life is a self-generated hallucination, says... 29 May
Blogs The skills that actually matter now? They were never in a coding bootcamp The closure of Carlow College comes just as employers start embracing the value of the humanities in a post-AI jobs market, says Marie Boran 29 May
Blogs MDF an exercise in box ticking over thinking outside the box Marketing development funds are obsessed with governance at the expense of outcomes, says Billy MacInnes 28 May
Blogs Shadow AI exposes management fears of missing out The people charged with creating policies around the safe use of artificial intelligence are abusing it on the QT, warns Billy MacInnes 22 May
Blogs AI IPOs should ring warning bells The next artificial intelligence boom is underway, but market excitement is obscuring real questions about profitability, says Jason Walsh 21 May
Blogs Copilot and the return of Clippy energy Marie Boran worries that Microsoft is optimising for AI first, and your concentration second 19 May
Blogs The Internet is too fragile to rely on France digitally transformed a key part of its public service into a thing that does not function. Consider it a warning, says Jason Walsh 15 May
Blogs Artificial intelligence is the new kibble The channel is unconvinced that AI is fit for human consumption, says Billy MacInnes 15 May
Blogs System panic Operating systems are a mess, driven more by commercial logic than any actual interest in how computers are used, says Jason Walsh 8 May
Blogs The supervillain in the server room Thiel and Karp are open and honest about what Palantir is and does. Some more outrage from our political class would be appreciated, says Marie Boran 8 May
Blogs The solution to social networks is more social networks Trust could be a unique selling point for social networking start-up eYou, says Billy MacInnes 7 May
Blogs Leaders, leaders everywhere, and not a destination between them Billy MacInnes says grand plans for digital infrastructure spending are nice, but to what end? 1 May
Blogs Apple Vision Pro cancellation would be a triumph of reality Creating a new category of product requires more than a sense of mission, it means meeting people's actual needs, writes Jason Walsh 1 May
Blogs Vibe coding killed PocketOS’s database, not the AI Marie Boran asks which bit of 'human in the loop' is so hard for companies to grasp 30 Apr
Blogs Three years into the GenAI era: Where are we now? New research from Stanford confirms AI is super smart, prone to error and mostly perplexing, says Marie Boran 24 Apr
Blogs AI skills demand a deeper educational foundation Workplace artificial intelligence training won’t help us understand what we are doing, writes Jason Walsh 24 Apr
Blogs It’s tough being a CEO, being ‘next’ can be worse Jobs was a visionary. Cook was low-key. Billy MacInnes wonders what qualities John Ternus will bring to make his time as Apple CEO noteworthy 23 Apr
Blogs This is Europe’s chance to stop being a tech passenger A small French government outfit is dumping US tech. Jason Walsh suspects this is the start of a continental trend 17 Apr
Blogs AI’s ‘maternal instinct’ reveals a narrow view of gender roles held by privileged men We don't need a dated view of motherhood from artificial intelligence, we need governance and accountability, says Marie Boran 17 Apr
Blogs The employment funnel from FPS to FAA is surprisingly strong The US government is betting gamers will revel in the opportunity to make sure things do not blow up. Billy MacInnes is unconvinced 16 Apr
Blogs AI, CPD and the Minimum Viable Human The jobs market is full of talent, says Niall Kitson, and employers want to see as little of it as possible 14 Apr
Blogs Corporate? Retreat! Putting a sedentary staff through special forces training isn't a great way to build team spirit, says Billy MacInnes 10 Apr
Blogs The scroll is over As the world grows more chaotic, people are retreating from social media. New research explains the numbers but the reasons run deeper, says Jason... 9 Apr
Blogs Forget AI slop. We’re entering our generative smog era Inauthentic content is eroding the fabric of online communities, warns Marie Boran 8 Apr
Blogs Computer says ‘yes’ Sloppy AI use allows us to be told what we want to hear, which is a worry in the workplace, says Jason Walsh 7 Apr
Blogs Oracle’s lack of empathy was not a wise choice Mass firings by e-mail attributed to anonymous executives is how we do HR now. Billy MacInnes is unimpressed 2 Apr
Blogs Anthropic didn’t lose the model. It lost the moat The recent Claud Code leak wasn't a breach but it was a valuable lesson, says Marie Boran 2 Apr
Blogs So yes, AI is coming for your job Job losses at Big Tech aren't about efficiency, they're about finding the money to bet on artificial intelligence, says Niall Kitson 2 Apr
Blogs Arm to compete with own customers after launching AI chip The British chip designer’s move into AI CPU production is either a sign of strategic maturity or something more troubling, writes Jason Walsh 27 Mar
Blogs Global conflict could make remote work a necessity again The conflict in the Middle East is challenging working models in a way not seen since the pandemic, says Billy MacInnes 26 Mar
Blogs The robot didn’t go rogue. We just forgot to build a big red button Robots may bring some chaos but it's still humans bringing the drama, says Marie Boran 24 Mar
Blogs Tyndall shares its vision for a sustainable semiconductor future during UK-Ireland summit A group of Tyndall PhD students also shared insights into their research activities, reflecting the depth and diversity of talent contributing to... 23 Mar
Blogs Broadcom vs. Brussels shows what sovereignty actually means A US chip giant has restructured the European cloud market by flipping a licensing switch. Brussels is still assessing the paperwork, says Jason Walsh 20 Mar
Blogs AI agents aren’t going rogue, they’re just bad at following instructions Marie Boran says we should focus on guardrails over dystopian narratives 20 Mar
Blogs It’s not failure, it’s an investment in the future The most important skill you can learn from any AI project is how to insulate yourself from its consequences, says Billy MacInnes 19 Mar
Blogs The software that ate itself AI is dismantling the business model that made many tech jobs possible in the first place, writes Jason Walsh 13 Mar
Blogs How ‘UK & Ireland’ became ‘UK & Ignore’ Ireland has been a good European but that means little when the market sees you as a footnote, says Billy MacInnes 13 Mar
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