‘The debate about whether AI and automation matter is over. Manufacturers can see the opportunity,’ IMR’s CEO said. Read more: IMR creates €18m in 2025 value for Irish businesses
Judah Adeniyi of Memorial University in Newfoundland explores the pros and cons of introducing AI into an already established working environment. Read more: How might workplace AI negatively impact older employees?
‘We did it with the tobacco settlement…we did it with the companies behind the opioid crisis. We’ll do it again with Meta,’ Kentucky AG Russell Coleman said. Read more: US states drag Meta to trial over child safety on social media
As of this month, content generated by most of Anthropic’s Claude models will include embedded watermarks to label it as AI generated, causing concern that is seeing some vendors and lawyers consider […] The post Claude’s text watermark – Does it matter in an AI output world? appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
It was found Apple’s current framework gave its own apps more favourable consent prompts than those of third-party developers, potentially breaching competition rules. Read more: Apple to change rules governing app tracking transparency
EU-Startups reported that a $1bn post-money valuation is the end result of the funding round, in which Japan’s SoftBank was the sole investor. Read more: Gravis Robotics a Swiss unicorn after $200m raise
The fintech has raised its prize pool and travel support for schools, and announced a mentorship programme for top projects. Read more: 2027 Stripe YSTE contest open for applications
Viatris’ Suzanne Keating discusses the changing face of pharma frameworks in Ireland and offers advice for young professionals Read more: Challenge and opportunity in Ireland’s regulatory pharma space
Aderant today (17 August) announced the general availability of its iTimekeep integration with Harvey. Firms using Harvey and Aderant’s iTimekeep can connect the two solutions so that work captured in […] The post Aderant launches iTimekeep integration with Harvey appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The two-year-old New York-based start-up will test its robot aboard the ISS early next year. Read more: Tipperary’s Jamie Palmer on Icarus Robotics and an industrialised orbit