Show Notes
Ireland is home to some of the world's biggest AI companies, bringing jobs and billions in corporation tax. But can the Government champion artificial intelligence while also regulating it? Gavan Reilly is joined by AI Minister Niamh Smyth to discuss Ireland's AI strategy, the threat to jobs and concerns over an AI economic bubble. Plus, around 300,000 public sector workers are set to strike on Wednesday despite last-minute talks being offered by the Government. What disruption could schools, hospitals and courts face? With analysis from Alan Smeaton, Eileen Culloty, Chris Donoghue and Deirdre Barry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Europe on the edge. Violent protests in France are spreading to neighbouring countries amid growing anger over the cost of living and rising fuel prices. Could the continent be facing a winter of discontent? Gavan Reilly examines the unrest across Europe, while public sector pay talks resume in Ireland following last week's strikes. Could Micheál Martin's call for productivity gains complicate negotiations? Plus, Ukraine claims it received no advance warning from US intelligence ahead of Russian missile strikes on Kyiv. What does this mean for relations between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky? With economist David W. Higgins, Maynooth University Professor John O'Brennan and Irish Examiner Political Editor Elaine Loughlin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Just hours to go until Budget 2027. What will the Government’s tax changes and cost-of-living supports mean for your pocket — and would Sinn Féin spend more? Plus, with public sector strike action looming, can a new pay deal be reached? And following Deepfake Ireland, we examine the growing threat of AI-generated image abuse and whether new laws can stop it. Gavan Reilly is joined by Pearse Doherty, Kevin Callinan, Sinéad Ryan, Noeline Blackwell, Eoghan Cleary and Ciara O’Brien. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tensions continue to rise on the Garvaghy Road as protestors prepare for a second night blocking a disputed Orange Order parade. With calls for calm, what does the standoff mean for the future of Stormont?
Is AI coming for our jobs - and what could it do to the global economy?
Labour leader Ivana Bacik joins Gavan in studio to discuss Donald Trump’s comments on Irish unity, the future of the United Irish Left and the fallout from his visit.