May 27th 2026
From Prediction to Creation and Action Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant idea reserved for science fiction or specialist technology companies. It is now shaping how people work, communicate, learn and make decisions every day. But as AI becomes more common, so too does the language around it. Terms such as Traditional AI, Generative […]
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March 30th 2026
Small and medium-sized businesses across Ireland have lost almost €19 million to email‑based scams in just two years, with the average business hit for €22,000. It’s a staggering figure for any company, but for an SME, a loss like that can be genuinely destabilising. New data from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) shows […]
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January 20th 2026
The UK government has launched a public consultation on whether children under 16 should be banned from using social media, as ministers warn that excessive screen time is harming young people’s wellbeing. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announced the consultation ahead of a parliamentary vote on Wednesday, 21 January. If approved, the measure would amend the […]
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January 15th 2026
The Reach Fund 2026 is dedicated to supporting those learners facing the greatest educational challenges, enabling them to access and actively engage in community education opportunities throughout Dublin City. Closing date for receipt of applications is 29th January. City of Dublin ETB is holding a Zoom session to discuss the fund on January 15th at […]
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January 14th 2026
CeADAR, Ireland’s national centre for artificial intelligence, is getting €5.675 million in new funding as part of the second phase of the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) Programme. This money will help CeADAR support small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) and public sector organisations to use more digital tools and AI. CeADAR offers free or funded […]
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January 13th 2026
Two major changes to employment law take effect today: the introduction of pension auto‑enrolment and an increase in the minimum wage. The new pension auto‑enrolment system is designed to help more than 760,000 workers start saving for retirement. Anyone aged 23 to 60 who earns more than €20,000 a year across all their jobs, and […]
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February 06th 2025
While not legally binding, the guidelines offer the EU’s interpretations of the banned practices. The first set of obligations as part of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act kicked in on Sunday (2 February). Now, the Commission has published guidelines on prohibited AI practices. As per the guidelines, companies will not be able to use […]
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December 11th 2024
As 2024 draws to a close, Marie Unger discusses how employees can prioritise their health and prevent end-of-year fatigue. While many of the symptoms are the same, there is a significant difference between tiredness and being burned out or fatigued. While tiredness can impact you in the short term, for example you may be more irritable and […]
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