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The data initiative is aimed at Irish employees looking to equip themselves with the digital skills needed to thrive in the modern working world. Read more: Data literacy drive to upskill thousands of non-IT professionals
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University College Cork had the highest number of Ireland-based entries in the global list of researchers. Read more: 32 Ireland-based academics make elite list of researchers
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Lero’s Dr Jacek Dąbrowski explains why understanding the needs of software users is so important, particularly with the rise of AI-powered systems. Read more: Can an AI bot revolutionise software engineering?
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The TechConnect project will bring together nine partners from Ireland, Sweden, Spain and the Netherlands. Read more: New €3m EU project to transform human-tech collaboration
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More and more it seems like the process of interviewing for a job is taking longer than could reasonably be expected and organisations are running the risk of deterring talented employees from committing their time to the recruitment process. Read more: The organisations scaring off skilled applicants by dangling jobs overhead
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A law professor at the University of British Columbia (UBC) has concluded that Lexis+ AI’s content is “riddled with mistakes” and should not be used by law students yet, following a […] The post Canadian law professor gives Lexis+ AI “a failing grade” – LexisNexis responds appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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IT Search’s report has indicated how the Irish technology space is likely to change in response to advanced digitalisation, increased automation and employee expectations. Read more: How will AI, DEI and salary dictate Ireland’s tech landscape in 2025?
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The finalists, which will be announced in April 2025, will compete at a major European health start-up pitching event. Read more: Three Irish start-ups make it to EIT Health Catapult semi-finals
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The site will serve as the company’s global hub for its diabetes care business. Read more: Abbott opens new Kilkenny site for diabetes tech
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According to Carbon Brief, six extreme weather events in Ireland can be attributed to climate change, including 2022’s Storm Eunice. Read more: Majority of extreme weather events worsened by climate change