Artificial Intelligence
Are organisations in the dark about the risks of shadow IT?
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Tom Scott highlights the risks associated with shadow IT, emphasizing that organizations may be unaware of the full impact of unregulated AI technologies in the workplace. This lack of awareness can lead to significant compliance and operational challenges as businesses increasingly rely on AI solutions.
Quest Software opens new Centre for Advanced AI Architecture in Cork
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Quest Software has inaugurated a new Centre for Advanced AI Architecture in Cork, aimed at enhancing its capabilities in artificial intelligence through applied research and development as well as engineering work.
Companies prioritising ‘attitude over aptitude’ amid skills shortage
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New research by Hays Ireland indicates that organizations are increasingly prioritizing attitude over aptitude in their hiring processes due to a skills shortage. This shift reflects a broader trend in the labor market where soft skills are becoming more valued than technical skills alone.
Disney gives OpenAI’s Sora access to more than 200 characters
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The Walt Disney Company has announced a significant partnership with OpenAI, granting access to over 200 iconic characters, including Mickey Mouse and Cinderella, for use in OpenAI's Sora video-making platform. This collaboration is accompanied by a $1 billion equity investment in OpenAI, marking a pivotal moment in the intersection of entertainment and artificial intelligence.
Google DeepMind to open UK research lab for discovery of new materials
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Google DeepMind has announced the opening of its first research lab in the UK, focusing on the discovery of new materials for applications in batteries and semiconductors. This initiative is part of the company's broader commitment to leverage artificial intelligence in various scientific fields.
EU officials raid Temu’s European HQ in Dublin over foreign subsidies
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EU officials conducted an unannounced inspection at Temu’s European headquarters in Dublin as part of an investigation under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation.
Salary report: Start-ups, AI and contract roles among key talking points
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IT Search's recent report highlights key trends in the tech landscape for 2025, focusing on the rise of start-ups, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), and the prevalence of contract roles. These elements are shaping the future of employment in the technology sector.
Miru: A cybersecurity platform for the investigation market
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Founded in 2024, Miru is a start-up aiming to become the 'investigation fabric' that enhances how organizations comprehend, connect, and act on their data. The platform is positioned within the cybersecurity sector, focusing on the investigation market.
US health-tech RxSense opens Dublin office with 75 tech jobs
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US health-tech company RxSense has announced the opening of a new office in Dublin, creating 75 technology jobs aimed at advancing its AI-powered innovations. This expansion reflects the company's commitment to enhancing its operational capabilities in Europe.