By A Mystery Man Writer
AI to most farmers means artificial insemination but that is about to change. Farmers could soon be able to avail of artificial intelligence to assist in managing their farm as a result of a new €2m research and development partnership announced. The purpose is to utilise the latest technology
Reports of AI ending human labour may be greatly exaggerated
Maynooth University Research Report 2020 by Maynooth University - Issuu
Dell and University of Limerick to develop AI platform for oncology - Med-Tech Innovation
Contracts signed for design and construction of €80 million development in Limerick - Limerick Live
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Limerick selected as national case study for €500,000 smart city project - Engineers Ireland
Could the future of AI lie in immersive reality?
News, TU Dublin Spin Out 'Margins Ai' selected for Ireland's Top 100 Most Ambitious Companies
UL-based Lero survey shows 39% of Irish adults are 'worried about robots replacing their jobs' - Limerick Live
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