Tech Radio Ireland

Nvidia’s affairs could have implications not just  for the company but our own pockets. We look at why this story could be more than just corporate gossip.

Also this week, Ireland’s politicians want to put the brakes on camera-equipped smart glasses, proposing a ban on devices capable of covert recording. 
Plus we’re talking about generative AI reinventing banking with our guest Joe Wilson from Bunq.

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This week, we investigate the cyberattacks that have left supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe in chaos. What actually happened on the day the fridges failed and just how vulnerable is the infrastructure we rely on every day? Also, how the US election results could reshape the relationship between politics and Big Tech and why the backlash against data centres is becoming harder to ignore. 

With our special guest we ask why do IT projects fail and what can businesses do to stop them going wrong? Bobby Brown, CEO of Nucleo, explores the common pitfalls and how to give technology projects a much better chance of success. Find our more about Bobby at nucleogroup.com
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Are organisations generally happy with their managed service providers or is it just too painful to switch?  Join our special Virtual Briefing Nov 5th to find out more.  https://webinar.techcentral.ie
On this weeks show, Apple’s latest MacBook Pro and iPad Mini bring some tempting new tech just in time for Christmas but are the upgrades worth the asking price? 
We also look at Anthropic’s potential trillion-dollar stock market debut and the risks that could come with it. 
Plus, AWS’s Sasha Rubel joins Niall Kitson to explain why Ireland is so keen on AI and whether we’re simply experimenting with ChatGPT or actually changing how we work.
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This week’s International AI Summit held in Dublin will be remembered for one thing: the Dublin Declaration on how Europe will ‘do’ artificial intelligence. We review the six points declared in the Summit’s Dublin Declaration. Plus, Nvidia becomes a fan of sovereign AI and Sony gets a bloody nose after users jailbreak their PS5 consoles in response to plans for dropping physical disks.
Finally, our guest Ronan Kelly of Digital Infrastructure Ireland talks about how data centres need not be a wedge issue.
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Mike Berners-Lee is our guest this week chatting about how misinformation has become such a difficult obstacle to tackling climate change and what technology companies can do about it.
Plus, in this weeks news, your online shopping history could be worth more to a scammer than you think. The Asos hack reveals just how much personal information can be exposed in a data breach. We also look at an AI developer who has recreated Adobe’s major creative tools as free, open-source software and why Jeff Bezos is predicting AI could give people a three-day working week.
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