AIB announces AI rollout for bank staff
AIB and Microsoft Ireland have announced the rollout of a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities across the bank. The move will see the widespread deployment of Microsoft 365 Copilot…
AIB and Microsoft Ireland have announced the rollout of a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities across the bank. The move will see the widespread deployment of Microsoft 365 Copilot…
A scheme whereby surrounds are added to public bins to allow people to more easily retrieve discarded drink containers is being expanded around the country. The initiative from Re-turn, the…
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Tom EspinerBBC business reporterVictims of the Post Office Horizon IT scandal have urged the prime minister to "get his act together" and sort out compensation for sub-postmasters still fighting to…
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