A useful tool or an ethical minefield?: Rethinking student assessments with ChatGPT

As AI language models advance, students can potentially use them to cheat on assessments. However, Sam Illingworth, associate professor at Edinburgh Napier University suggests that we can use the technology to improve teaching and learning in higher education. Read more: A useful tool or an ethical minefield?: Rethinking student assessments with ChatGPT
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Access Earth wants to create a more accessible world

Our Start-up of the Week is Access Earth, an Irish firm that has set out to create the world’s largest database of accessibility information to make travelling, shopping and socialising easier for people with disabilities. The post Access Earth wants to create a more accessible world appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3nh06TR

Dublin-based Halo raises $20m to advance bodycam tech

The latest investment from Volition Capital will advance Halo’s hardware and software platform and help bring new AI and analytics features to the growing market. Read more: Dublin-based Halo raises $20m to advance bodycam tech https://bit.ly/4bUQc3k

Dublin tech firm Triangle to create 10 jobs in new cybersecurity practice

The company plans to hire 10 new staff in 2023, in positions such as enterprise sales, architecture, consultancy and support and operations. Read more: Dublin tech firm Triangle to create 10 jobs in new cybersecurity practice https://bit.ly/3iEmTLy

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