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The Irish Times
irishtimes.com > science > 08/13/2026 > reputations-for-sale-as-paper-mills-outpace-peer-review

How can a Belfast mural help explain failures of scholarly gatekeeping in the age of AI?

20+ min ago   (339+ words) Along Belfast’s Ormeau embankment, a mural asks “How can quantum gravity help explain the origin of the universe?” Like much of the city’s gable-end artwork, this tends to fade into the background somewhat. Even as a historian of science, what…...

The Irish Times
irishtimes.com > science > 06/25/2026 > as-ai-enters-the-equation-how-can-maths-be-kept-ethical-and-human

As AI enters the equation, how can maths be kept ethical and human?

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (873+ words) It comes amid rapidly advancing AI abilities and recent claims that an AI tool solved a decades old geometry problem. The list of recommendations, called the Leiden Declaration, envisions a future that preserves human values in scientific research, such as…...

The Irish Times
irishtimes.com > ireland > education > 06/20/2026 > the-lives-of-primary-schoolchildren-what-happened-to-them-during-and-after-covid

The lives of primary schoolchildren – what happened to them during and after Covid?

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1550+ words) Shay is a primary school student in a disadvantaged area of one of Ireland’s big cities. He is a capable, bright and sensitive little boy, full of energy and determination. His teachers and his mother say he is strong-willed, and…...

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irishtimes.com > ireland > education > 06/11/2026 > irish-childrens-reading-and-maths-ability-dropped-after-pandemic-study-finds

Irish children’s reading and maths got worse after pandemic, study finds

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (551+ words) Irish children became less accomplished in reading and mathematics after the Covid-19 pandemic, with children from poorer backgrounds falling further behind their better-off peers. This is according to the latest report in Children’s School Lives (CSL), a landmark longitudinal study…...

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irishtimes.com > business > work > 06/10/2026 > im-unemployed-how-can-i-upskill-for-career-progression-particularly-in-ai

I’m unemployed. How can I upskill for career progression, particularly in AI?

2+ mon, 2+ day ago   (717+ words) I’m unemployed at the moment after completing an 18-month contract as an administrator in a public service organisation. I’m in my 50s and wondering if there are certain areas I can upskill in for career progression. I’m particularly interested in learning…...

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irishtimes.com > ireland > 05/16/2026 > robots-in-the-military-how-the-defence-forces-is-using-ai-to-cover-shortfalls-in-resources-and-personnel

Robots in the military: how the Defence Forces is using AI to cover shortfalls in resources and personnel – The Irish Times

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1372+ words) Last October, in the waters between Dublin and Holyhead, a large ship spent the day undertaking a series of unusual manoeuvres. First, it turned off its automatic identification system, in effect making it invisible to other ships. It then began…...

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irishtimes.com > ireland > 05/15/2026 > new-army-vehicles-under-french-deal-can-automatically-target-perceived-threats-using-ai

New Army vehicles under French deal can automatically target perceived threats using AI

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (525+ words) Weapons systems, which can target perceived threats automatically through artificial intelligence (AI), could be part of the Defence Forces’ armoured fleet, under an agreement with France. It comes as the Defence Forces, which is increasingly turning to AI to carry…...

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irishtimes.com > media > 02/23/2026 > the-inconvenient-truth-about-artificial-intelligence

Hugh Linehan: The inconvenient truth about artificial intelligence

5+ mon, 2+ week ago   (453+ words) And AI executives have been conducting their own theatre of hyperbole. The results have not been especially illuminating. That reaction of surprise, disorientation and a sudden sense that the ground has shifted is not confined to Anthropic’s induction programme. It…...

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irishtimes.com > ireland > education > 03/23/2026 > what-are-your-options-a-selection-of-postgraduate-courses

What are your options? A selection of postgraduate courses

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (1011+ words) Many of the postgraduate courses are delivered through a flexible, blended approach to meet the needs of working healthcare professionals. The MSc in Technologies and Analytics in Precision Medicine from the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences is a one-year,…...

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irishtimes.com > ireland > education > 03/02/2026 > are-there-paths-into-careers-in-technology-other-than-through-the-university-route

‘Are there paths into careers in technology other than through the university route?’

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (495+ words) I am currently taking a one-year level five post-Leaving Cert qualification in information technology. I have recently applied to the CAO for a number of technology-based programmes, but due to family financial circumstances, I would find it difficult to fund…...