Age estimation technology is not without a “margin of error”, the report read. Read more: Report: Age verification in Australia possible, but not without error
BT will retain a strong presence in Ireland, with more than 300 people employed in its Dublin and regional offices. Read more: Speed Fibre Group acquires BT Ireland wholesale and enterprise unit
Last month, OpenAI announced its first Indian office in New Delhi, set to be opened later this year. Read more: Bloomberg: OpenAI plans Indian data centre in Stargate push
Mike Beevor gives his expert advice on building a resilient supply chain in the face of growing cyberthreats. Read more: 5 steps to enhance supply chain security
John Callahan discusses the risks of AI and how organisations can develop a more resilient workforce. Read more: ‘The real risk isn’t AI replacing jobs, it’s creating an unequipped workforce’
Scientists were able to pinpoint the location of the Butterfly Nebula’s central star. This had not been done before. Read more: Webb discovers what’s behind Butterfly Nebula’s signature glow
If your supervisor or employer is too attached to modern-day workplace jargon, it can be tough to know exactly where you stand. Read more: How to negotiate with an employer obsessed with buzzwords
SiliconRepublic.com has put together a list of skills for jobs in emerging technologies. Read more: 5 future-focused skills transforming the tech industry
These requirements will go into effect first in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand starting September 2026. Read more: Google to make developer verification mandatory on Android
The development of its own AI models could enable Microsoft to compete with the companies that it currently partners with for AI projects, such as OpenAI. Read more: Microsoft launches two in-house AI models to rival competitors