The company also announced a new €50,000 grant for five sports clubs across Ireland. Read more: Huawei makes UCD pit stop to flaunt latest in renewables tech
Last month the draft guidelines were published defining when an AI system qualifies as high-risk under the EU AI Act. We asked Carlo Salizzo and David Kirton of Dentons Ireland for their legal assessment. Read more: EU AI Act – the high-risk classification guidelines explained
Sumesh Sasidharan of the Faculty of Medicine at Aix-Marseille Université explores how transformations in medtech may not impact all patients equally. Read more: AI ‘digital twins’ are transforming heart care but will they work for women?
Expansion in Japan will enable Midnight to operate in a country that is ‘uniquely vulnerable to AI-generated copyright infringement’ due to ‘sophisticated digital piracy syndicates’ operating at ‘unprecedented scale’. Read more: Dublin-based AI IP start-up Midnight Labs backed by Sony
The latest round brings PhysicsX to a valuation of around $2.4bn. Read more: AI company PhysicsX raises $300m in Series C funding round
ChatGPT is reportedly moving away from chatbots to agents that perform tasks. Read more: FT: ChatGPT getting a ‘superapp’ revamp before OpenAI hits IPO
In a market crowded with legal AI tools promising faster drafting, smarter research, and greater efficiency, Thelonious is tackling a different challenge: helping legal and policy professionals keep pace with […] The post StartUp Corner: Thelonious – A human-verified intelligence and knowledge platform appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The national project will capture a baseline that will be used to create a clearer image of how research is understood and utilised in Ireland. Read more: Research Ireland’s Barometer project set to impact engagement
The project will ‘accelerate the OFGU’s readiness for space…after which early demonstrations in orbit can commence,’ said company product lead. Read more: Dublin’s Pilot Photonics bags €1m from ESA to upgrade satellite tech
ANYbotics’ Kateryna Portmann discusses growing up in the shadow of a major global disaster and how this impacted her view of security in the robotics sector. Read more: ‘We are past the ‘wow phase’ of robotics and safety is paramount’