Founded in 2021 and launched last month, this health-tech wants to support asthma and COPD patients with data-driven diagnosis and treatment. Read more: Phyxiom: Using data to support respiratory healthcare
Brian W Stone, of Boise State University, discusses the downsides of letting an AI model ‘do the work’ for you. Read more: When is AI a brain booster and not a brain drain?
The probe surrounds Nvidia’s acquisition of Mellanox Technologies, which China conditionally approved in 2020. Read more: China finds Nvidia broke antitrust law over acquisition deal
The study is the brainchild of undergraduate student Devin Seward from TCD’s School of Biochemistry and Immunology. Read more: TCD scientists link nanoplastics to neurological conditions
The investment into the Belfast ecosystem marks the organisation’s first operation within Northern Ireland. Read more: Bank of America to create 1,000 new jobs in Belfast
A survey from Deloitte of businesses participating in Ireland’s Best Managed Companies programme finds two-thirds deploying AI, while one-third see talent and rising costs as key concerns. Read more: Talent, rising costs, AI key concerns for leading Irish businesses – survey
Penske is accusing Google of hurting its revenue using AI-generated search summaries. Read more: Rolling Stone owner Penske sues Google over AI Overviews
According to the Auxilion report, a lack of excitement is driving employees to consider leaving their jobs. Read more: One-third of Irish employees looking for more innovative employment
BearingPoint Ireland’s Gillian O’Sullivan tells us about how the company is using data and AI to support the development of Ireland’s tennis ecosystem. Read more: Tennis tech: How data can benefit player performance
Microsoft and OpenAI have signed a non-binding agreement outlining the next phase of their partnership. Read more: OpenAI’s restructuring gives non-profit parent $100bn stake