‘DMA’s mandate goes beyond what is lawful and proportionate’, Apple said. Read more: DMA designation sticks as Apple loses legal battle against EU rules
The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) – an industry-led initiative created by LawtechUK – has this week published a Legal Statement on Liability for AI Harms, which finds that professionals may […] The post AI liability clarified? UKJT says existing English Law provides the answer appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Dedalus announced plans to create 100 new jobs in Ireland last December. Read more: Health-tech Dedalus opens new Irish HQ as part of €10m push
In this latest episode of the Inside View podcast, Legal IT Insider’s editor Caroline Hill sits down with Shoosmiths’ chief operating officer Rachel Reid and director of IS Dawn Faulkner […] The post The Inside View: From infrastructure to AI – How Shoosmiths is preparing for 2030 appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The funding, which Proxima said is the largest-ever private investment in European fusion, brings the company’s valuation to €2.4bn. Read more: Munich-based fusion energy start-up Proxima raises €411m
Emissions will have to decrease further, by more than 10pc annually until 2030, to meet the national climate target of a 51pc reduction on 2018 levels. Read more: Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions have fallen by 2pc, finds EPA
SambaNova last announced a $350m Series E raise in February. Read more: Chipmaker SambaNova bags $1bn in Series F at $11bn valuation
Harsha Koorimannil Valiyamannil discusses the factors that influenced her love of computer science, the leap of faith that brought her from India to Belfast and what the future holds for her. Read more: Computer scientist: ‘I didn’t grow up coding, but I’ve always loved a puzzle’
In the weeks since the EU Pay Transparency rules came into full effect, how have organisations responded to the change? Read more: What has happened since the EU Pay Transparency Act came into effect?
‘I became very aware of how misunderstood autistic people still are, especially in education, healthcare and workplaces’. Read more: UCD researcher building AI learning tools for autistic people