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OpenAI is proposing advancing US AI through looser regulations while placing higher restrictions on China. Read more: US AI Action Plan: Do OpenAI and Google want more for less?
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Proceedings brought by Meta regarding the fine can now go ahead, in advance of a related case in an EU court. Read more: Meta’s right to challenge €265m fine backed by Court of Appeals
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Successful applicants will receive a €38,000 tax-free scholarship and a fully funded postgraduate diploma. Read more: Cyber Innovate seeks applicants for start-up scholarship
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The new catheter devices will be released to select US stroke treatment centres. Read more: Galway’s Perfuze raises €22m, gets FDA clearance for catheter
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As data security becomes increasingly important, SiliconRepublic.com has put together a list of top cybersecurity experts fighting the battle for data safety from the frontlines. Read more: 10 cybersecurity experts keeping our data secure
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At the UK Lawtech Conference yesterday (12 March) Justice Minister Sarah Sackman announced that the LawtechUK programme will receive a further £1.5m investment to help startups to attract further private […] The post LawtechUK receives further £1.5m to drive legal startup investment appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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At the British Legal Technology Forum this year we chatted with legal tech leaders about how law firms are going to improve their service delivery and achieve their transformation objectives […] The post BLTF2025 Media Lounge: Law firm priorities for 2025 appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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Agritech careers demand a high degree of cross-collaboration, meaning the skills needed to stay afloat are diverse in nature. Read more: What STEM skills do you need to cultivate an agritech career?
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Ireland-US collaboration in research, development and innovation ‘greatly valued’, said Research Ireland deputy CEO. Read more: New Ireland-US bilateral deal aims to enhance research collaboration
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The medals highlight the value of research collaborations between Ireland and the US, said Research Ireland’s Celine Fitzgerald. Read more: St Patrick’s Day medals go to philosopher and healthcare CEO