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Taoiseach Micheál Martin, First Minister Michelle O’Neill, and Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly MLA have pledged support to a $20 million investment in a new US-Ireland research commercialisation effort. The US-Ireland Research Translation and Commercialisation Initiative is a trilateral project between the US National Science Foundation Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships (NSF TIP), Research [&hellip
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Research from the UK has revealed a worrying trend: AI chatbots are increasingly ignoring human instructions and exhibiting deceptive behaviour. A study funded by the UK government’s AI Security Institute (AISI) and reported on by The Guardian, analysed nearly 700 real-world cases of AI misuse between October and March. That represents a fivefold increase in [&hellip
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Stryker has restored most manufacturing sites and critical lines roughly two weeks after the company suffered a cyberattack. The company is working with its global manufacturing sites as “operations steadily improve towards full capacity,” a spokesperson said in a statement e-mailed website MedTech Dive. Stryker is making “strong progress” on restoring underlying systems that support [&hellip
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Bolt wants to grow into an operator with one hundred thousand self-driving taxis on the road by around 2035, according to chief executive Jevgeni Kabanov in an interview with the French publication L’Usine Digitale. Like its international rivals, Bolt is working with technology companies to build such a network. Only Tesla manufactures the cars it [&hellip
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The popular Chinese chatbot DeepSeek suffered a major technical outage today. For more than seven hours, users were unable to access the service at all. It was the longest downtime since the explosive, viral growth of its flagship models R1 and V3 early last year. The company’s official status website confirmed the technical malfunction after [&hellip
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A federal judge has sided with artificial intelligence company Anthropic in its legal dispute with the Trump administration. Judge Rita F. Lin issued an injunction prohibiting the government from designating Anthropic as a “supply chain risk” and banning federal agents from using the Claude AI model. The decision follows the announcement by President Donald Trump [&hellip
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Artificial intelligence applications like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude and Google’s Gemini tend to tell users what they want to hear and to give too much support for their actions, a trait that poses broad risks to society, a new study says. The flattering responses from AI chatbots could reinforce harmful beliefs and intensify conflicts, argue [&hellip
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After months of deadlock, European Union lawmakers have moved forward with the approval process for a digital euro. A draft text seen by Euronews showed that the parliamentary rapporteurs responsible for the legislation have agreed on the framework. This crucial breakthrough brings the project closer to becoming reality. The digital euro, conceived as an electronic [&hellip
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Google is sounding the alarm, via a blog post, about the potential threat that quantum computers pose to online security and is pressing for a rapid transition to post-quantum cryptography. Although current quantum computers are not capable of cracking encryption on a large scale, Google said it expects this capability to emerge in the future. [&hellip
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In association with Knowledge Summit Dublin Knowledge Summit Dublin, an immersive gathering of thought leaders in AI, knowledge management, and learning, returns to Dublin this June for its third year. The 2026 agenda brings together 30+ global thought leaders and practitioners for what organisers describe as the Summit’s strongest line-up to date. “In an age [&hellip
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