Tech

Tozero’s plant outside Munich was set up in six months and is capable of producing 100 tonnes of high-purity lithium carbonate from old batteries each year. Read more: German battery recycling plant salvages lithium and graphite

OpenAI shuttered its AI video generator Sora just days earlier. Read more: OpenAI pauses erotic ChatGPT plans after internal pushback

A US judge did not mince her words in a ruling that described the US administration’s designation of Anthropic as a ‘suppy chain risk’ as ‘arbitrary and capricious’. Read more: Anthropic wins first round in case against US administration’s Claude ban

UL’s Dr Kyriakos Kourousis discusses his current research in metal additive manufacturing and the work of the Metal Plasticity and Additive Manufacturing Group at UL. Read more: Investigating 3D-printed metals for aeronautical engineering

Anyone looking for a new opportunity in the engineering space should consider one of the following courses as part of their upskilling process. Read more: Engineering courses for Ireland’s students and professionals

‘These verdicts mark an unsurprising breaking point,’ said Forrester VP research director Mike Proulx. Read more: Landmark case finds Meta, YouTube addictive to children

We spoke with Sarthak Kumar Barik and Stephen Conneely about the engineering sector and how team dynamics are evolving with the times. Read more: Are interdisciplinary teams reshaping work in the engineering space?

Just this week, Meta was found to be enabling social media addiction, and endangering children on its platforms. Read more: 15 jobs to go in Meta’s Irish operations as global cuts announced

Harvey’s platform uses AI agents to reduce manual effort for lawyers by running complete workflows for high-volume and increasingly complex tasks. Read more: Legal-tech start-up Harvey valued at $11bn after new raise of $200m