The Glasgow-based start-up is the first-ever joint spin-out from the University of Glasgow and the University of Edinburgh. Read more: Irish-led Neuranics bags $8m for its ‘human-machine interface’
Medtech careers can be diverse in nature, but there are a range of skills that could bolster many professionals within the industry. Read more: 5 interesting skills for a healthy medtech career
Jumping is common in the insect world, however, it’s less common when it comes to insect-scale robotics. Read more: MIT builds tiny hopping robot to navigate challenging terrains
A newly awarded multi-year contract with the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AO) will provide the Federal Judiciary, including the Supreme Court of the United States and all U.S. […] The post Thomson Reuters signs multi-year contract to provide US Federal Courts with access to CoCounsel appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Thompson Reuters CPO David Wong tells SiliconRepublic.com why AI systems should respect copyright for their own future benefit. Read more: Oh for fair use! Sustainable AI models need to respect copyright
Seven sustainability start-ups from Ireland, the UK, Europe and the US will take part in a six-month programme to develop their solutions. Read more: Dogpatch launches second run of sustainability accelerator
UK law firm Kingsley Napley today (9 April) formally announced its collaboration with behavioural science AI startup Let’s Think, which helps law firms codify and unlock their knowledge to make […] The post Kingsley Napley announces collaboration with behavioural science AI company Let’s Think appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The start-up has developed an Inference Platform which it says can help businesses scale AI securely. Read more: CalpysoAI secures $5m and finalist spot in cybersecurity contest
Diabetes is a risk factor for dementia and this new study shows how some diabetes treatments can help lower the risk of developing the disease. Read more: Galway students lead groundbreaking dementia and diabetes study
Ireland’s Children’s Rights Alliance believes platforms shouldn’t be trusted to decide and design their own safety rules for children. Read more: Meta expands ‘teen accounts’ to Facebook and Messenger