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New AI summit in Dublin hits the ground running as industry leaders proclaim an inflection point for society

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The latest episode of For Tech’s Sake explores the inner workings of search and the algorithms behind recommendation engines with Prof Gareth Jones.

For young people in particular, there is a need to educate on how to properly use these digital tools

Nobody in the EU can access Google’s Bard chatbot. But the 50,000 penguins who live on a dormant volcano in the South Atlantic can sign up right now.

Prof Dave Lewis will take over as interim director of the Adapt Centre until a permanent replacement for Prof Vincent Wade has been found.

Computer scientists at Adapt worked with historians at Trinity to recreate the destroyed archive of the Irish Public Record Office.

Researchers at Adapt and Derilinx have received a UNESCO award to build a search engine and web portal for ocean data.

The project aims to create a conversational AI that can provide staff with real-time updates and help them perform operations efficiently.

The degree is aimed at students with who are interested in learning more about the legal implications of data in the online era.