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Government accused of ‘muted and confusing’ response to Grok abusive images

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns has called for criminal investigations into the production of distributions of child abuse images.

Evening Standard

Irish minister says police would act if Grok-type platform was set up in someone’s basement

James Lawless also said the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, which is currently being introduced, would help regulate the industry

The Independent UK

Gardai would act if Grok-type platform set up in someone’s basement – minister

James Lawless also said the world has ‘struggled’ to deal with AI advances.

Evening Standard

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Ireland hopes to entice academics as US becomes ‘a cold place for free thinkers’

Proposed scheme involves talent scouts offering attractive packages to tempt academics and lecturers from abroad

The Guardian - UK

Minister profiles: The people at the Cabinet table

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill and Jim O’Callaghan are among the major promotions.

Evening Standard

Irish hauliers told support decisions will ‘take time’ after Holyhead

The busy ferry port in Anglesey, north Wales, was forced to close following damage during Storm Darragh.

Evening Standard

‘Highly unlikely’ Holyhead will reopen before Christmas, Irish premier says

The damage done to Holyhead port during Storm Darragh is feared to be worse than originally estimated.

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Minister tells tourists flying to Dublin to consider using other airports

Shannon Airport is around 230 kilometres away from Dublin City centre

The Independent UK

RTE Prime time viewers left divided over 'dangerous' debate on drug legalisation in Ireland

"The evidence is there that dealers remain but become more dangerous #rtept”

Irish Mirror

Recession Ireland: Tech firm Intel offer 'short-term layoffs' to cut costs

It is unclear how many of the 4,500 staff at the Leixlip plant will have to take up the unpaid leave which is said to last three months

Dublin Live

Almost all commuters have witnessed anti-social behaviour on public transport

Of 1,300 respondents, 93% said they have seen anti-social behaviour on public transport

Dublin Live

Facial recognition technology plan splits Government over error rate

James Lawless, chair of the Dail justice committee, has concerns about the new technology

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