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Dúlra, the World’s First AI-Powered Natural Wellness Coach

Irish wellness startup Awaken Botanical has officially launched Dúlra, the world’s first AI-powered natural wellness coach, bringing personalised herbal knowledge…

11 months ago

New pest management strategies for potatoes

A project which aims to revolutionise pest management strategies for potatoes has been supported by the UK Agri-Tech Centre following…

11 months ago

Guinness Enterprise Centre welcomes its 1,500th resident start-up

Guinness Enterprise Centre, the not-for-profit entrepreneurial superhub, has announced that it has surpassed the 1,500 resident companies mark as it…

11 months ago

Are labour economics ready for AI and Automation?

By David Stephen  The Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) is hosting the All-California Labor Economics Conference in September, 2025.…

11 months ago

I was that voice for the European approach Dr Sally Anne Hinfey, VP Legal SurveyMonkey

Dr Sally Anne Hinfey,  VP Legal at SurveyMonkey has over 20 years experience in Irish law firms. Dr Hinfey was…

11 months ago

Why internal challenges can create external opportunities for Visionaries

By Jamie Dobson, author of ‘Visionaries, Rebels and Machines: The story of humanity’s extraordinary journey from electrification to cloudification’. In…

11 months ago

How should we rank GPT-5 on AI and Superintelligence?

By David Stephen who looks at GPT-5 in this article.  AI benchmarks have created a false impression about how to evaluate…

11 months ago

Who Will Incorporate A Lab for Human Intelligence Research, Amid AI?

By David Stephen who considers Human Intelligence in this article.  There is no AI company on earth, currently, that has…

11 months ago

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