Artificial Intelligence OpenAI tug-of-war shows that when the chips are down, money talksFears that AI could become concentrated in the hands of just one or two firms, that value profit over safety, have now been realised
Connected Magazine Cybersecurity players line up more M&A dealsConsolidation is the name of the game right now due in part to the global skills shortage
Connected Magazine Tick tock: reacting fast to cyber-attacksThe time organisations’ have to respond to cyber-attacks is getting narrower, reports Jonathan Keane
Eamonn Carey: Subscription costs have gotten too highIllegal downloads are on the rise due to the greed of companies seeking to increase subscription costs. Maybe it’s time for a rethink, says Eamonn Carey
Getting the balance right between innovation and regulationStifling innovation or keeping people safe from out-of-control technology, debate around EU regulation is frequent and forthright. Ian Campbell reports
Connected Magazine How vulnerable is the internet to attacks?The internet was designed for resilience, but few of us understand how it truly works. Could significant chunks of the whole thing ever simply topple over, asks Jason Walsh
Connected Magazine Can smart buildings get even smarter?An organisation’s building is expensive, costing the organisation significant sums to run but generating no revenue itself. Deirdre McArdle asks whether companies can make their facilities pay their way
Artificial Intelligence Revealed: The Irish AI companies you need to knowAI is all the rage and Ireland is lucky to have plenty of companies building solutions around it. Connected editor Charlie Taylor rounds up the top firms in the space
Connected Self-driving cars stay stuck in the slow laneFully autonomous cars are still some years away, say experts. Alex Meehan looks at the issues causing delays
Connected Magazine Fighting disinformation: the move to restore trust onlineThe Israel-Hamas war shows just how disinformation can spread online. Alex Meehan looks at those seeking to separate the true from the credibly faked
Connected Magazine Setting the standard for cybersecurity across the EU The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) will put much more responsibility on the financial services sector to step up their cybersecurity
Connected Magazine Thinking about artificial intelligenceA recent on-stage discussion between Salesforce chief executive Marc Benioff and OpenAI boss Sam Altman suggested subtly differing attitudes to artificial intelligence. Jason Walsh reports from Dreamforce in San Francisco
Get the picture: privacy in the smartphone eraOur instincts on what our rights should be are surprisingly out of whack with what the law demands, but privacy advocates say we should become more aware, and protective of, our ‘gateway’ rights
Media Parasite or paragon? Searching for the real story behind Big Tech and the newsDepending which side of the debate you’re on, search engines and social media giants are generously offering tools to help users share what interests them, or are cynically sucking the lifeblood out of journalism to turn a profit. Jonathan Keane reports
Connected Magazine Will today’s tech titans survive?The sorry tale of Nokia is a warning to other companies that resting on your laurels is not a good idea in tech. Alex Meehan reports
Connected Magazine Big Apple beckons for Irish tech start-upsAn event held recently in Manhattan is intended to help start-ups prosper in the US. Connected editor Charlie Taylor reports from NYC
Connected Magazine The pitfalls of pay-as-you-go IT servicesOrganisations can subscribe to almost anything as a service in the cloud, but it comes with risks as well as rewards. Ian Campbell investigates
Tech Techstars Web3-focused accelerator to return to DublinManaging director Pete Townsend calls for Irish start-ups in the space to apply to join the programme
Connected Magazine Free-for-all melody database should be music to the ears of songwritersDamien Riehl and Noah Rubin generated and saved every possible tune ever made to a hard drive
Connected Magazine Start-up valuations continue to drop amid tech downturnIreland on the slide when it comes to valuations for tech start-ups
