Consideration is being given to Ireland hosting a global artificial intelligence summit next year, similar to an event which was held in Paris in February.

Just published "My Key Takeaways from Yesterday's Oireachtas AI Committee Session" As someone who's been raising AI concerns in education for two years, it was fascinating to final...

In an age where AI increasingly impacts every facet of society, Pope Leo XIV's recent name choice offers a fascinating insight into how the Catholic Church plans to address technological challenges. W...

Failure to disclose use of tools such as ChatGPT may result in loss of marks for candidates

Deep Research is the title of a new mode in several GenAI apps, including Google’s Gemini, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and most recently, Perplexity. In this article, I will be focusing on the currently most hy...

The EU AI Act: Why Digital Literacy Can’t Wait The latest phase of the EU AI Act reinforces its dual focus—not only on regulating high-risk AI systems but also on making digital literacy a fundamental...

AI in Ireland’s New Programme for Government: Ambitious Vision, Implementation Challenges Following weeks of intense negotiations after November’s general election, Ireland’s &#82…

🎓 NCCA History Background Paper: Taking AI Seriously 📚 Just reading through the newly published NCCA Background Paper for LC History Review. While my work…

As the new year begins, it offers an opportunity to both reflect on the challenges and achievements of the past year and look ahead to what lies ahead. In Ireland and across the globe—particularly in ...

The state's charter school board approved an application on Monday from Unbound Academy to open a school with a two-hour per day academic curriculum set by AI.

🎓 I'm humbled and delighted to have had the opportunity to share insights and contribute to the conversation across all levels of education in 2024 - from primary classrooms to university halls. Here'...

Artificial intelligence holds the promise of helping countless other students with a range of visual, speech, language and hearing impairments to execute tasks that come easily to others.

Previously Hinton had said there was a 10% chance of the technology triggering a catastrophic outcome for humanity