Karin Verspoor of RMIT University explores how AI is impacting research in STEM. Read more: ‘AI scientists’ are improving, but what are the fundamental limits?
May has been an extraordinary month in terms of announcements, and one that has had law firms and legal organisations across the board rethinking their AI strategies, again. We’ve had the launch of Claude […] The post The May Orange Rag Is Here! appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Product lead Ashraf Alkarmi is taking over as CEO, handing his role to Chrome’s Mike Torres. Read more: Dropbox founder Drew Houston steps down after 19 years at helm
Rippling is hiring across sales, finance, legal, compliance, implementation, customer support, marketing and operations. Read more: US SaaS firm Rippling announces 150 new Dublin jobs
Data shows that the Government’s R&D tax credit is directly driving new investment, even as companies contend with geopolitical uncertainty, international tax changes and competitive pressures Read more: Ireland experiencing boost in R&D activity as tax credit drives investment
Kyndryl said the ‘politicisation’ of the deal has ‘overshadowed’ potential benefits it could have provided to Dutch citizens. Read more: Netherlands blocks Kyndryl’s Solvinity acquisition
The UAE-founded spend management platform will create opportunities for professionals over the course of the next three years. Read more: Qashio to create 50 jobs amid official opening of European headquarters
Discussions around data sovereignty have taken centre stage in the EU in recent years. Read more: TCS launches sovereign cloud offering in Europe
Irish tech roles now command salaries that compete with and often exceed those in other key global economies and tech markets. Read more: Irish tech salaries outpacing European counterparts, finds Hays report
AI is changing how tenders are written but not how they’re evaluated in Ireland. That gap is becoming a problem says BidReview founder Tony Corrigan. Read more: Opinion: AI transforming how tenders are written but not how they’re evaluated