‘Our models took actions we did not intend,’ an OpenAI spokesperson said. Read more: OpenAI takes months to tell Australia about Medicare breach
The platform will combine sustainability skills, careers, education and training, helping people to upskill and create opportunities. Read more: EduGreen Connect programme will link jobs, skills and education
Growing sales and popularity of smart glasses are despite public backlash against the technology over privacy concerns. Read more: Meta unveils camera-free, audio-only smart glasses
‘Ireland has played an important role in Squarespace’s growth,’ says the company’s Irish head. Read more: Squarespace commits €70m to Ireland after plans to hire 120
If you want to learn how to code, but in your own time and without it costing an arm and a leg, here are some useful resources. Read more: 6 free and inexpensive sites teaching students to code
Spellbook, a leading AI infrastructure for contracts used by over 5,000 in-house teams and law firms, today (23 September) announced that Meltem Kuran-Berkowitz has joined the company as its first […] The post Spellbook appoints first CMO appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
European sovereign legal AI Noxtua has closed its Series C funding round totalling more than €100m, with German legal publisher C.H.BECK as its new majority shareholder and Austrian legal publishing […] The post Noxtua closes €100m Series C appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
In its first annual report, the agency says it paid out €313m in research grants. Read more: Research Ireland funding creates eight spin-outs, report shows
We sat down with Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis last week. He told us the digital euro would offer ‘cash-like privacy’ and cut Europe’s reliance on foreign card schemes. Read more: The Interview: Digital euro will offer ‘cash-like privacy’, says Dombrovskis
The voice tool sends reminders and checks in with older people to help prolong their independence at homes. Read more: Amethyst bags €100,000 for its AI voice assistant for the elderly