Artificial Intelligence

39% of Irish adults worried about robots replacing their jobs – Lero study

39% of Irish adults are worried about robots or artificial intelligence (AI) replacing their jobs, according to a new survey…

8 years ago

Londis Launches Pioneering Store of the Future on DCU Campus

Artificial intelligence powered store sets ambitious roadmap for the future of grocery retailing Leading convenience retailing brand Londis has officially…

8 years ago

Using AI to help save lives

Written by Brad Smith, President of Microsoft  Persistent humanitarian crises caused by natural and man-made disasters, oppression and other emergencies have…

8 years ago

How Emerging Technologies Are Changing Vehicle Management

Written by Nathan Sykes  It’s no stretch to say technological advancements have resulted in a significant transformation in the modern world,…

8 years ago

Most Developers Don’t Use Artificial Intelligence Software But 75% are Planning on Learning AI Tools in the Next 12 Months

Written by Richard Gall Artificial intelligence is everywhere, we’re often told. And while it’s tempting to think the tech sector…

8 years ago

Microsoft Announces Creation of 200 New Jobs at its Dublin Campus

Expansion of engineering team by 100 people to help drive innovation and accelerated adoption of AI and machine learning for…

8 years ago

SMART Construct 2018 launches at Titanic Quarters

A ‘SMART Construct’ conference which is coming to Cookstown next month aims to educate those working in Construction, Engineering and…

8 years ago

Achieving Gender Equality Through AI

Written by Toby Ruckert, CEO, Unified Inbox When I was eight, I started to take piano lessons. Unknown to me at…

8 years ago

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