Indeed’s report found that the labour market in the region is consistent, while unemployment rates are low. Read more: Ireland’s labour market steadies amid growth of AI hiring, finds report
The work of the five-person team was published this week in the journal Nature. Read more: Maynooth researchers unveil thermodynamic DNA computer
Bolt will own and operate the new fleet of autonomous vehicles. Read more: Bolt, Lucid plan to deploy 25,000 robotaxis in Europe
In a major announcement involving players from across the legal tech ecosystem, OpenAI today (17 September) unveils Astra for Law – it’s most powerful large language model to date configured […] The post Breaking news: OpenAI unveils Astra for Law appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Harvey on 9 September announced a $550m funding round at a $15.5bn valuation, co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The raise follows the introduction of Harvey’s first post-trained open-weight […] The post Harvey’s $15.5bn valuation: COO Katie Burke on what now, and what next appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The hackers have reportedly given Revolut 24 hours to pay the ransom, or else they will sell the stolen data to other criminals. Read more: FT: Hackers demand $3m ransom from Revolut after data breach
UL’s Prof Sean Fair discusses his research on bull fertility, the ‘life blood’ of an academic and how he’s using AI and machine learning. Read more: Bull-sci: How this agri scientist is investigating on-farm fertility
Pluralsight’s Beckey Woodard Cole discusses how advancements in technology have transformed the way modern day employees expect to climb the career ladder. Read more: How has AI contributed to the deconstruction of the ‘career ladder’ model?
By Rob Hewett This week, the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) – the largest professional association for legal operations professionals – announced plans to establish the Legal Operations Certified Professional […] The post CLOC announces plans to launch legal operations certification appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Manus went back to being an independent business in September after China blocked Meta’s acquisition of the start-up. Read more: Manus to reportedly raise funds at $4bn valuation after failed Meta deal