AI Ireland
Artificial intelligence continues to redefine industries, reshape workflows, and drive innovation at a breakneck pace. As we look toward 2025, several emerging trends are set to transform how businesses, governments and individuals leverage AI. At AI Ireland, we’ve analysed the most impactful trends expected in 2025 and outlined key areas where AI adoption is poised to […]
Huge AI Legal News! The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has issued its long-awaited Opinion on AI and data protection, a critical document addressing some of the most pressing legal questions within Artificial Intelligence. This comprehensive opinion delves into key areas such as: When and how AI models can be considered anonymous. The use of […]
Big AI News in Ireland! Ireland’s government has made a significant move in Artificial Intelligence governance by appointing nine national authorities to enforce the European Union’s AI Act. This step highlights the country’s commitment to fostering AI innovation while safeguarding public rights. The Nine Designated Authorities Minister Dara Calleary announced the designation of the following […]
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, AI is becoming a cornerstone of business innovation, driving competitive advantage and operational efficiency. As organisations across sectors increasingly adopt AI, there is a growing need to understand and leverage the technology responsibly. AI literacy has thus shifted from a luxury to a necessity for companies striving for success […]
In a public appeal, Meta and more than 50 companies, researchers and industry leaders, including Ericsson, Spotify and Harvard University, issued an open letter urging the European Union to address its fragmented approach to AI regulations. The letter, published in the Financial Times, highlights growing concerns that inconsistent and unclear regulations are putting Europe at […]
The EU AI Act marks a significant shift in how organisations across Europe must handle AI systems, especially those classified as high-risk. A key provision of the Act requires companies to provide AI literacy training for employees, ensuring that AI technologies are used responsibly, safely and in compliance with regulatory standards. However, many organisations may […]