Blogs Finding the right prompt to solve a query like OpenAI The failed push against Sam Altman as CEO of the ChatGPT developeris the stuff of song, says Billy MacInnes 24 Nov
Pro AI Ireland Awards recognises top talent at Dublin event Fifth year sees addition of sustainability category 21 Nov
Pro CeADAR launches suite of free set of generative AI tools for business Centre tackles ethical, security, regulatory concerns over adoption 21 Nov
Radio Nell Watson on the state of the A(I)rt Revisiting the idea of personhood and how to makes sure artificial intelligence behaves 10 Nov
Insights Lack of forward planning on AI could be a fatal competitive disadvantage TechBeat survey gauges readiness of organisations for mass AI adoption 6 Nov
Blogs Will the AI summit be backed up by cold, hard cash? The Bletchley Park summit was noteworthy for reasons other than the search for effective AI regulation, says Jason Walsh 3 Nov
Life CeADAR selected as European Digital Innovation Hub for AI in Ireland National Centre for AI joins international network spanning 30 countries 31 Oct
Life Microsoft to provide free AI upskilling through array of courses Every person in Ireland will be given the opportunity to get comfortable with artificial intelligence 27 Oct
Life AI Quest issues sustainability challenge to teams from across Ireland Initiative a major step towards meeting UN climate goals 27 Oct
Blogs Tech layoffs climb as spate of companies batten down the hatches While we wait on the AI-led jobpocalypse, good old-fashioned, non-automated layoffs continue apace, says Jason Walsh 20 Oct
Blogs Thinking about thinking machines Despite impressive progress, artificial intelligence is not a 'solved problem', Prof Barry O'Sullivan tells Jason Walsh 13 Oct
Trade Business owners uncertain of how to leverage AI IMI Leadership Barometer reveals concern over lack of skills 12 Oct
Trade Digital Business Ireland calls on government to clarify rules on open source projects EU AI Act Industry body warns Act could stall innovation 6 Oct
Radio New toys from Google and Dr Taha Yasseri on flakey social media platforms New Pixel smartphones impress, FTX's boss goes on trial and we ask if the wisdom of crowds can save social media 6 Oct
Insights Sentiment split on impact of AI on network operations, adoption levels remain low TechBeat, Agile Networks survey finds privacy, transparency, accountability, ethics still holding up progress 4 Oct
Life Over-reliance on ChatGPT could harm worker performance While using ChatGPT for basic tasks improved performance, more complex work resulted in poorer outcomes 2 Oct
Radio Facebook’s latest attempt to make VR happen and Space Week previewed A new Oculus Go and a local view of the stars 29 Sep
Life OpenAI takes on Midjourney with Dall-E 3 image generation enhanced by ChatGPT As AI images become more lifelike, OpenAI claims it is working to curb misuse 21 Sep
Blogs AI and the power of nightmares Billy MacInnes argues that there's no magic in ChatGPT's hallucination problem 15 Sep
Life OpenAI chief: Hallucinations are part of the “magic” of generative AI Altman says there is value to be had in errors 13 Sep
Blogs A proportionate response to downsizing Getting the size of your IT team right is as much about skills as getting bums on seats, says Billy MacInnes 31 Aug
Radio The tech that drives us mad Dissecting the things that looked like good ideas at the time 25 Aug
Trade AI chips revenue to reach $53bn in 2023, Gartner predicts Demand for customised AI hardware is driving huge growth in the market 23 Aug
Life ChatGPT gives wrong answers to programming questions more than 50% of the time Some developers may be placing too much faith in generative AI, experts warn 9 Aug
Pro Almost one in 10 people use ChatGPT for work purposes New data shows that one in five adults have used the AI tool 31 Jul
Life Geotab brings generative AI to vehicle performance tracking Project G will provide insights on vehicle performance and efficiency 26 Jul
Blogs Opening to door to AI in Europe European developers have a different attitude to AI. This has probably come about by accident, but it is no bad thing, says Jason Walsh 21 Jul
Radio An expert view of artificial intelligence from Adapt Radio Exploring what AI is and how it actually works 21 Jul
Blogs How open will the AI future really be? Jason Walsh wonders if AI will break the Internet oligopoly or create a new one 7 Jul
Insights Majority of IT pros have not tried ChatGPT Interim TechBeat, Agile Networks survey finds widespread scepticism of generative AI 4 Jul
Life CeADAR AI news portal adds personalised content by industry sectors and media type Platform adds dedicated US and UK channels to meet demand 3 Jul
Blogs CEOs’ AI fixation an example of ‘shiny object syndrome’ Execs are bullish on AI but aren't too concerned about the consequences of using it, says Billy MacInnes 30 Jun
Radio UCD Professional Academy’s Mark James on AI literacy A packed week of news and what it means to the 'AI literate' 23 Jun
Radio WWDC: The fallout and Dr Susan Leavy on ethical AI A new view of extended reality with the Vision Pro, and how to make AI better 9 Jun
Radio Previewing WWDC and Jennifer Cox on knowing your worth Why the end of the world is not nigh, and more from the news desk 2 Jun
Trade Qualtrics opens EMEA headquarters in Dublin Experience management firm moves to new EMEA HQ 31 May
Radio The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act explained with Brian McElligott of Mason Hayes & Curran Europe puts consumers first as ChatGPT threatens to take over the world 19 May
Radio Google I/O reviewed and Michael O’Hara on Techies Go Green From better e-mail to foldable phones, all with an eye on sustainability 12 May
Radio More Twitter drama and Geoff White on digital identities A user by any other name would smell as sweet... 5 May
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