Analysis: The big AI worry may not be that it betrays us, but that it does what it’s told
Dr Paul Davis ISAAC ASIMOV GAVE us the Three Laws of Robotics in 1942, and we have been quietly…
Money Talks: Porsche GT3 Manual Take Rate Helped Justify Carrera S Manual
Eighty percent of Porsche 911 GT3 buyers opted for the manual transmission. This high take rate helped the…
I knew I had become a proper Dubliner when my new neighbour reported my dogs
Sasha Piton Irish-French-American Sasha Piton has travelled widely outside the US but has recently settled in Dublin. In…
Gavan Reilly: There are €2bn reasons to welcome Trump back to Ireland
Gavan Reilly Politics by Numbers is a new series for The Journal where broadcaster, author and spreadsheet stan…
Lessons for the future of NASA Mars exploration from a 1970s mission
July 20 marked the 50th anniversary of one of the biggest robotic spaceflight achievements in NASA’s history: the…
Tech worker: I spent a decade being loyal to tech in Ireland. Then AI took my job
THE MODERN JOB market is facing a quiet crisis. It is built for algorithms and loud self-promotion. It…
The Rise Of The Diversified Photographer
Image credits: Depositphotos.com. If you ask a photographer what they specialize in, they may pause before answering. That…
Dr Paul Davis: We’re asking the wrong questions about data centres
Dr Paul Davis OK, SO NOW we have a national hosepipe ban. Our reservoirs are low, and the…
Gavan Reilly: How Ireland went from Europe’s problem child to its unlikely power broker
Gavan Reilly Politics by Numbers is a new series for The Journal where broadcaster, author and spreadsheet stan…
Raising them right: Facebook parenting groups were bad enough. Now we’ve got AI
Niamh O’Reilly I’M WILLING TO bet most millennial parents have, at some point, been a member of at…
No cool down capital: Dublin is a city by the sea, so why is it so hard to go for a swim?
THE RECENT (AND prolonged) heatwave has once again exposed how unprepared we are for 1.5 or 2 degrees…
Wildfires at home and abroad: The climate crisis is here, and Ireland is far from prepared
John Gibbons IT FELT LIKE the house was on fire. One night recently, the stench of smoke sent…