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Tech companies are blaming layoffs on AI, but what’s really going on?
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Uri Gal of the University of Sydney discusses the factors impacting the working landscape and tech-based jobs. Read more: Tech companies are blaming layoffs on AI, but what’s really going on?
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Harvey announces heavyweight inaugural in-house advisory board
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Harvey today (16 March) unveiled a heavyweight in-house customer advisory board, which includes Bob Hoyt, the chief legal officer of HSBC Holdings. Harvey got its start working with law firms, working with them to gain feedback on developing its product. The general legal AI startup says that it is now applying that same approach…
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China’s Alibaba could launch Qwen for enterprise this week
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As the Chinese AI market heats up, Alibaba could launch Qwen for enterprise this week, while Kimi-maker Moonshot looks set to raise at an $18bn valuation. Read more: China’s Alibaba could launch Qwen for enterprise this week
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UKRI and Research Ireland’s memorandum of understanding to increase innovation
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The agreement coincides with the second UK-Ireland Summit taking place in Cork. Read more: UKRI and Research Ireland’s memorandum of understanding to increase innovation
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Reports: Meta weighing up 20pc global layoffs
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‘This is a speculative report about theoretical approaches,’ Meta tells the press. Read more: Reports: Meta weighing up 20pc global layoffs
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TUS launches AI-powered digital platform for professionals and employers
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The ReSHAPE platform, using AI, enables professionals to retrain, upskill and ‘future-proof’ their careers. Read more: TUS launches AI-powered digital platform for professionals and employers
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Microsoft latest in the Big Tech race for AI health tools
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Copilot Health analyses health records, history and wearable data to generate ‘suggestions’ and answers. Read more: Microsoft latest in the Big Tech race for AI health tools
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The Irish benefits market is defined by accessibility, finds Morgan McKinley
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The research shows that younger cohorts often find the path towards greater workplace benefits inaccessible in comparison to their older peers. Read more: The Irish benefits market is defined by accessibility, finds Morgan McKinley
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Manna’s new Dublin drone trial tests deliveries between hospitals
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Manna already has a number of commercial tie-ups in Ireland with the likes of Uber, JustEat and Deliveroo. Read more: Manna’s new Dublin drone trial tests deliveries between hospitals
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Adobe CEO to step down after 18 years in charge
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Shantanu Narayen will help choose his successor and is to remain on as chair of the company board. Read more: Adobe CEO to step down after 18 years in charge