Valerie Hanley
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AI Minister makes stark admission amid fresh rogue bot revelations (opens the original)
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Artificial Intelligence Minister Niamh Smyth has admitted she is ‘deeply worried’ about AI security hacks and fears tech giants based here may have failed to alert the Government about potential breaches. The minister outlined her concerns amid growing international concern over recent high-profile AI security hacks. Yesterday, OpenAI admitted that rogue AI bots have ‘meddled’ with dozens of organisations around the world, including US government departments and agencies. It said some of the bot
Woman at centre of deadly love triangle breaks silence on RTÉ's plans (opens the original)
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It may be a hot topic of conversation across the country but in the home villages of those at the centre of the ‘Mr Moonlight’ murder case, residents this week chose to keep their thoughts to themselves about the sensational trial being turned into a television drama series. And even the woman at the centre of the love triangle that led to Bobby Ryan’s untimely demise was keeping her counsel on the topic when contacted this week, telling the Irish Mail on Sunday: ‘I know nothing about it.’ The s
Inside radical new anti-shoplifting plan with a ruthless new tactic (opens the original)
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Shoplifters will be banned from shopping in areas they have repeatedly targeted as part of a new strategy to tackle retail crime, the Irish Mail has learned. The measure was discussed at a high-level meeting attended by Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan, his junior ministerial colleagues and the most senior civil servants in the Department of Justice earlier this year. In response to queries, the department this week confirmed the initiative will form part of a new Retail Crime Strategy that will
Hospital release date of M9 crash sisters and little boy revealed (opens the original)
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The three sisters who were injured in the horrific M9 head-on collision have been continuing to make steady progress in their recovery, friends said this weekend. Relatives and friends are hopeful Niamh and Alma Kinsella, along with their younger sister Ella, could be discharged from hospital before the end of September. It is believed Alma’s seven-year-old son Yemi has already made a full recovery and is now being cared for by relatives. A friend told the Irish Mail on Sunday: ‘They have had a
Friend of sisters injured in M9 crash reveals extent of their injuries (opens the original)
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The three sisters injured in the horrific M9 head-on collision that claimed the lives of five teenagers have ‘a long recovery ahead’, friends have revealed. Although Niamh and Alma Kinsella and their younger sister Ella remain seriously injured, those close to the siblings are growing more hopeful the three young women, aged in their thirties and twenties, will make a full recovery. Family and relatives are maintaining bedside vigils as medical teams at three Dublin hospitals – Tallaght Universi
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