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EU AI Rules Face First Major Test as Investigators Examine Rogue AI Agents
EU AI rules face an early enforcement test as investigations examine alleged hacking incidents involving autonomous AI agents.
AI regulation
Technology
Ireland’s Technology Sector Faces a Defining Moment as AI Accelerates Change
AI investment, Big Tech regulation and changing employment patterns are reshaping Ireland’s technology sector and its digital economy.
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Denmark Proposes Copyright Protection Against Non-Consensual Deepfakes
Denmark is proposing copyright protections against realistic deepfakes of people’s faces and voices, with exceptions for satire and…
Govt Press Release
AI Summit 2026: Dublin agenda brings global technology leaders together
Dublin’s International AI Summit 2026 will bring global technology leaders together to discuss applied AI, innovation, skills and…
Europe News
AI Giants Sign Voluntary White House Accord on Self-Regulation
Major AI companies have signed a voluntary White House accord on internal controls and independent audits, but it…
Europe News
Trump to Meet Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei After AI Policy Dispute
Trump will meet Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei after a dispute over AI safety, military use and the pace…
Technology
Ireland’s Technology Debate Enters a Decisive New Phase
AI regulation, online safety and changing jobs are reshaping Ireland’s technology landscape as global companies face greater scrutiny.
Europe News
Could the EU Kids Act widen Europe’s AI gap with the US?
The EU Kids Act aims to protect children online, but developers warn its compliance costs could widen Europe’s…
Breaking News
Breaking News: Musk and Altman Warn AI Development May Need to Slow Down
Musk and Altman have renewed debate over whether advanced AI development should slow while regulators and researchers strengthen…
Breaking News
Breaking News: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Warns AI Development May Need to Slow Down
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns AI development may need to slow if safety and regulation fail to keep…
News
New Government Rules in Ireland Require Clear Labels for Certain AI-Generated Content
Ireland now requires certain AI-generated content and chatbot interactions to be clearly labelled from 2 August 2026.
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German court ruling on Suno puts AI music training under fresh copyright scrutiny
A German court ruling against Suno has intensified the European debate over AI, music rights and how copyright…
Technology
Government names leadership team for Ireland’s new AI office
Ireland has appointed the chair and board of its new AI office to oversee EU AI Act implementation…
Breaking News
Breaking News: High Court Issues Direction on AI Use by Lawyers in Ireland
The High Court has issued a direction on AI use by lawyers in Ireland, signalling stricter accountability for…
Breaking News
Breaking News: EU Moves to Tighten Rules on AI Deepfakes as Pressure Grows for Faster Online Safeguards
EU regulators are tightening their response to AI deepfakes, with major implications for Ireland, online platforms and public…
Europe News
Europe News: EU.XL Tracks the Big Brussels Decisions Shaping Everyday Life
A clear look at EU.XL and the Brussels policy battles shaping privacy, energy, travel, housing and daily life…
Europe News
Europe News: Anthropic to Pay €1.3bn in Record AI Copyright Settlement
Anthropic will pay €1.3bn in a record copyright settlement over books used to train Claude, setting a major…
Breaking News
Breaking News: Tech Firms Face Fresh Pressure to Balance Compliance With Innovation in Ireland
Ireland’s tech sector faces growing pressure to meet tougher compliance demands without undermining innovation, jobs and investment.