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How are software engineering graduates adjusting to AI?
BearingPoint’s Karl Byrne, Holly Daly and Fiona Eguare discuss the effects of AI on software engineering and how it has affected graduates in particular. Read more: How are software engineering graduates adjusting to AI?
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Bar Standards Board sees influx of AI-generated complaints against barristers
The Bar Standards Board (BSB) has said that it is has not been able to meet its commitments on the time it takes to review complaints against barristers due to a significant increase in the volume and complexity of reports, with AI-generated reports a “contributing factor.” In the introduction to the BSB’s annual business…
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OpenAI pauses Stargate UK over energy costs
Stargate UK will move forward when ‘right conditions’ enable ‘long-term infrastructure investment’, OpenAI said. Read more: OpenAI pauses Stargate UK over energy costs
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How does this principal software engineer organise her work day to day?
Liberty IT’s Sarah Whelan discusses the skills she uses daily and her reaction to her nomination as part of Liberty IT’s Culture Stars initiative. Read more: How does this principal software engineer organise her work day to day?
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Littler appoints Stephanie Goutos as inaugural chief AI officer
Leading US employment and labour law firm Littler has appointed Stephanie Goutos as its first chief artificial intelligence officer, as firms continue to fill this new role. Littler says that the appointment reflects its conviction that AI is a defining force reshaping how employers operate, how legal services are delivered, and how workplace law…
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Dublin AI SaaS firm Apex B2B launches with €1.5m backing
Apex B2B said it will hire 15 remote employees. It is unclear when the hiring process will begin. Read more: Dublin AI SaaS firm Apex B2B launches with €1.5m backing
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Equal1 partners with Q-Ctrl for quantum data centre deployment
The partnership is aiming to deliver a quantum computer that can calibrate and run itself without the need for manual oversight. Read more: Equal1 partners with Q-Ctrl for quantum data centre deployment
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Meta’s Superintelligence Labs debuts first product Muse Spark
Muse Spark is ‘purpose-built’ for Meta’s products, the company said. Read more: Meta’s Superintelligence Labs debuts first product Muse Spark
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US court declines to pause Anthropic ban, recommends case be expedited
A Washinton DC appeals court has declined to pause the US administration’s ‘supply chain risk’ designation of Anthropic, but recommends case be expedited. Read more: US court declines to pause Anthropic ban, recommends case be expedited
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Agentic commerce and purchase disputes: Did you mean to buy that?
As agentic shopping becomes more commonplace, how do you dispute a purchase your AI made? Read more: Agentic commerce and purchase disputes: Did you mean to buy that?