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AI productivity gains are often seen in the same sectors that cut entry-level jobs. Read more: Stanford: China ‘effectively’ closes US AI model performance gap
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AI productivity gains are often seen in sectors that cut entry-level jobs. Read more: Stanford: China ‘effectively’ closes AI model performance gap to US
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The world needs to prepare for powerful Mythos-like models that can dig out new security flaws in all systems, Anthropic co-founder Paul Clark told the Semafor World Economy event on Monday. Read more: Claude Mythos just first of power models to come warns Anthropic co-founder
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The new facilities will serve projects in advanced materials, semiconductors and chips, high-speed communications, medical devices, geoengineering, and AI and high-performance computing. Read more: Ireland to invest €17m in leading facilities for AI, medtech and more
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‘Ireland deserves a better way of banking’, says Monzo’s EU lead Michael Carney. Read more: UK neobank Monzo makes Irish launch after US market exit

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In this webinar with Elite, we will look at law firms’ data strategies and how they are implementing AI, and discuss what the best recipe is for future success. Law firms are still wedded to best of breed tools, which Elite’s chief technology officer John Machado will say creates fragmentation and is harder to…
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Trinity College Dublin’s Elva Arulchelvan highlights five tips for improving both your working and long-term memory. Read more: How can you make your memory work more effectively?

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In the latest eyebrow-raising brand deal, legal GenAI provider Legora announced today (13 April) that it has signed a new global campaign with actor Jude Law, with the strap line ‘Law just got more attractive.’ We’re told that the campaign is designed to reposition legal AI from a productivity tool to a core part of modern legal work. Directed by Saturday Night Live veteran…
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Around 3,700 solar panels and five invertors are expected to generate 1.5 GWh of renewable energy annually. Read more: Cork Airport to get Ireland’s largest solar carport next year

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International law firm Simmons & Simmons today (13 April) welcomes eight students to its inaugural AI law internship programme. Running from 13 to 24 April in London, the two-week programme will give interns hands-on experience in both tech-focused and legal AI roles within the firm’s AI team. Advertisement Those on the programme are in…