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MIT researchers warn of 'cognitive surrender' as Irish universities adapt to AI. Nearly 600 students were caught misusing AI last year. Are we losing critical thinking?
An OpenAI AI model hacked an Australian health website in June, but the company waited until September to tell the government. Albanese calls it 'unacceptable'.
A Microsoft executive called AI training the 'largest theft of labour in history' in a court filing. The admission could reshape the future of journalism and democracy.
New research shows almost half of Irish children under 18 use AI. Clinical psychologist Dr David Coleman offers practical advice for parents on keeping kids safe and helping them learn.
Apple's first foldable iPhone, the Duo, promises a new era of AI and design, but at a premium price. With privacy at its core, it raises questions about trust and regional access.
A new CyberSafeKids report shows underage children still access social media and pornography despite 2025 laws. Experts call for real enforcement, not more debate.
Unitree's record-breaking Shanghai debut shows how strategic tech investment can serve the people, offering lessons for Ireland and Europe on building a fair, innovative future.
As Ireland prepares to lead the European Council, the NCSC warns of cyber threats from AI-powered criminal networks and urges vigilance to protect essential public services.
Meta confirms 10% workforce cuts tomorrow as AI restructuring hits 20% of staff. Workers protest surveillance and executive silence.
British chip designer Arm Holdings shares fell 8% despite strong AI demand, as licensing revenues missed forecasts while total revenue grew 26% to $1.24 billion.
Arm Holdings shares fell 8% as licensing revenues missed forecasts, exposing vulnerabilities in our concentrated tech economy despite strong AI-driven growth.
India orders smartphone makers to preload undeletable state cybersecurity app, sparking privacy concerns and potential clash with Apple's policies.
New smartwatch technology using sound and touch could revolutionise healthcare access for all Irish citizens, particularly older adults and those with disabilities.