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CrowdStrike tries its best to explain what happened during last week's disaster, results from Alphabet and Tesla and Internet trolls struggle to keep up with the US election.

This week, we uncover why Musk is moving X to Texas and how his choice for president could change the face of the entire industry. We’re also shocked by the number of injuries behind Amazon’s Prime Day, the huge drop in TV consumption and wonder would we take six months virus protection for free... from Russia.

This week we check out Samsung's latest gadgets and AI hype from Unpacked in Paris.

We also look at the EU forcing Apple to open up its payment system and ask is this good for consumers or a security risk? We also have news on smartphone bans in schools.

Finally, we’re joined by PwC Head of Generative Artificial Intelligence Martin Duffy to chat about how the way we do business is changing.

Packed show for you this week! We share EU concerns about Meta using your data to train AI without your consent, why the impact of AI on climate change shocks us and we consider Revolut's venture into mortgages.

We also have some leaks about next week’s Samsung Unpacked event, touch on Tesla's recent success and mark the passing of WordPerfect's co-creator Bruce Bastian.

Plus, John Breen from Neg8 Carbon, shares how his company is working to deal with the climate crisis.

On this week’s show in association with FIT we look back on Apple’s WWDC announcements – a mix of the plain and the infuriating.

Plus, we’ll be learning more about apprenticeships in the IT industry and how anyone can become successful in software, cyber security and more.

Between OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, the EU, Coimisiún na Meán - everyone has a stake in how AI is managed. Who should you trust to help keep your job, your kids safe and everyone away from misinformation?

We also find out how artificial intelligence is being used to speed up the diagnosis of age-related vision impairment with Dr Tiernán Keenan ahead of next week's Retina International World Congress.

We dive into this week's Made by Google with reaction to the new Pixel phones, the foldable phone, and the updated buds. A lot of impressive features and advancements in technology included.

We can’t forget about Elon Musk and his latest ‘adventures’. From Monday's Trump disaster, to losing €500,000 in an Irish court, and a controversial AI image generator, we cover it all.

This week Niall and Dusty go through the biggest stories of the last seven days including a stock market crash, X declares war on advertisers and Taoiseach Simon Harris says we’re about to get tough on social media. Plus Google has a new product and a big problem.

This week CrowdStrike gets ready for a slew of legal actions, Microsoft gets hit with an embarrrassing DDoS attack, the counties getting the most out of our fine weather and Bankseq co-founder and DCU professor Michael Dowling explains how generative AI can bring back a personal touch back to banking.

Cyberpsychologist Ruth Guest hits home with some great points on limiting kids exposure to the internet, FOMO, smartphone bans and more.

We cover the EU's potential €40bn action against Apple and deliver some good news for accessing their self-repair diagnostic tool in Ireland.

Plus, with the release of Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, we also take a quick look at the impact of his work and speculate on whether he can now lead a quiet life.