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Meta’s Superintelligence Labs debuts first product Muse Spark
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Muse Spark is ‘purpose-built’ for Meta’s products, the company said. Read more: Meta’s Superintelligence Labs debuts first product Muse Spark
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US court declines to pause Anthropic ban, recommends case be expedited
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A Washinton DC appeals court has declined to pause the US administration’s ‘supply chain risk’ designation of Anthropic, but recommends case be expedited. Read more: US court declines to pause Anthropic ban, recommends case be expedited
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Agentic commerce and purchase disputes: Did you mean to buy that?
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As agentic shopping becomes more commonplace, how do you dispute a purchase your AI made? Read more: Agentic commerce and purchase disputes: Did you mean to buy that?
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New Artemis II images reveal fresh lunar look at the moon
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From ancient lunar lava to personal tributes, the new images released from the Artemis II space mission capture fresh perspectives of our celestial neighbour. Read more: New Artemis II images reveal fresh lunar look at the moon
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Circuléire makes fresh call for 2026 accelerator applicants
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The deadline to apply for the accelerator programme ends on 7 May. Read more: Circuléire makes fresh call for 2026 accelerator applicants
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‘Positive workplace culture starts with respect, trust and communication’
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Leeanne Patterson discusses her role in the HR space and how organisations can develop a healthy and happy company culture. Read more: ‘Positive workplace culture starts with respect, trust and communication’
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Anthropic’s Glasswing project employs Mythos to prevent AI cyberattacks
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AI models now surpass most humans at finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities, said Anthropic. Read more: Anthropic’s Glasswing project employs Mythos to prevent AI cyberattacks
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Giving innovation a spine: Why organisations need governed orchestration
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By Caroline Hill One of the most interesting themes of 2026 so far for me has been an increased focus on the need for organisation-wide, governed orchestration, and a growing awareness that individual productivity tools will not of themselves lead to systemic change. Advertisement Much of the first wave of generative AI in legal…
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Medtech start-up Vertigenius raises €2.55m to support US expansion
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Dublin’s Vertigenius aims to transform delivery of care for vertigo sufferers and is already available in 20 US clinics, where the market opportunity is estimated at some $3bn. Read more: Medtech start-up Vertigenius raises €2.55m to support US expansion
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Meath IATD provider ICT acquired by US recycling firm Paladin
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The Meath-based company will be relocating to Paladin’s new 52,000 sq ft processing facility in Dublin. Read more: Meath IATD provider ICT acquired by US recycling firm Paladin