AI is rapidly demonstrating that it could destroy seemingly established sectors by doing in seconds for a few euros what up to this might have taken months and enormous fees.  So what should Chief executives and C-suite experts be doing to prepare themselves and make themselves irreplaceable for another few years at least.  On top of that, how do senior executives motivate their staff who will also be worrying about their own futures?   

All to discuss with Gavin Megaw Senior Company Director who advises Chief Executives in times of stress. 

 My next guest has devised an AI chatbot which solves problems for tenants on behalf of landlords.  The company is called MARC and is already working with the likes of Sherry Fitzgerald and DNG lettings and hopes to expand into the US by talking to some of the giant property managers over there.  He’s only 22 and quit university to create the company and his name is Aaron Devitt the founder of MARC. 

Thursday's business news review along with Newstalk Business Editor Joe Lynam.

Most people will have booked their Easter holidays by now but some will still be deciding where to go for the summer or Christmas.  There’s plenty of choice and much of the research these days is done online. 

But where are we holidaying these days and will the onerous checks to go to America including all your family’s details make selling holidays an issue?  

All to discuss with Bladhana Richardson is with TravCorp Holdings which owns Destination2 . Also opening an affordable luxury’ store Destination2 in Ireland for the first time.

It’s the 6th largest economy in the EU with its largest port and some of its most important companies including ASML and Unilever.  It’s also the 5th biggest trading partner for Ireland and now as a brand-new centrist coalition government.

But what can we expect in economic terms from the new Rob Jetten minority government  in a time of trade anxiety and pressure from the US? 

All to discuss with Titia Ketelaar Commentator for the Dutch national broadcaster NRC. 

Wednesday's business headlines with Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam.

The Spanish bank: BankInter is launching two new savings products this week and unlike all other fixed term savings plans, you can withdraw some of your savings and not lose all of your interest. It comes as the bank announced that it has 7% of all new mortgages being sold in Ireland under the brand-name Avant money. 

Joining Joe on the show was Ciarán Byrne, head of Everyday Banking at BankInter.

Last week the giant AI provider Anthropic issued a plugin to its Claude Large language Model.  When tested it was capable of carrying out the functions of many large software companies including the likes of Salesforce, Adobe, Workday and ServiceNow.  This led to a major sell-off in their shares and fears of the end of an era for Software as a Service or ‘SaaS’ companies. But is that overdone and how will AI and SaaS coexist? 

All to discuss with Alan Gleeson Sales and Marketing Consultant with 20 years' experience in SaaS. 

Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam takes a run through Tuesday's business news headlines.

The recent action plan on Infrastructure delivery cited the number of judicial reviews as one of the key reasons why big projects don't get completed on time or on budget. Irish courts take much longer than their European peers and one of the reasons for that is the fact that we have far fewer judges. 

Seán Guerin Senior Counsel and Chair of the Bar of Ireland believes that making Judicial reviews more difficult is a mistake.  Seán explained by to Joe this morning.