With €4m in fresh funding, a former PwC chief on board, and a growing list of accountancy firms as clients, the Dublin-based start-up believes it’s built the infrastructure to make human-led bookkeeping obsolete.
The e-commerce company has become the first major employer to tell its staff that they must use artificial intelligence tools in their everyday work. Will others follow suit and what impact will it have on workers?
European policy on artificial intelligence is preemptive, limiting entrepreneurs’ access to the latest technology. Sometimes it’s best to wait just a little and see how society responds to innovation.
The billionaire owner of X has established an Irish entity for his artificial intelligence company with one of his key lieutenants listed as director.
Microsoft recently hosted its AI Tour Dublin, helping companies to gameplan their strategies for Copilots and agents.
Glenn Tiffert of the Hoover Institution wants to maintain US-Europe links on critical tech like chips and AI. As the Taoiseach heads to the White House, the geopolitical insider also highlights generations of Irish-American human relationships and affinity.
Mark Curtis, the head of innovation at Accenture Song, speaks to The Currency about the fundamental shifts taking place in society and the growing desire to have real-life experiences away from smartphone screens.
AI makes many tasks easier and quicker, but there is a big caveat: I cannot trust it implicitly.
Ubotica’s tech is used in satellites to gather and process imagery using AI. The Irish company is pitching its products for better maritime surveillance and a growing space economy.
The Paris AI Action Summit saw lots of talk but the words of one JD Vance are all anyone’s thinking about. For better or worse.
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