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.

This week we look at why Intel is selling a share in it’s Leixlip plant, the cancelled moon trip and Humane looks for a buyer. Plus a fascinating conversation on generative AI with Accenture head of technology Austin Boyle.

Niall and Dusty happen to be in the market for a new smartphone so they’re going to take a look at three phones each, from high-end to budget busters, and decide which one they’re going to buy with their own cash!

In this edition we have big announcements to do with artificial intelligence from OpenAI and Google. We ask who won the week. Later, Dell Technologies field chief technology officer Ivor Buckley talks about how generative AI is changing the game in cyber security.

This week Apple presents a new line of iPads in record time; Amazon promises a website for Ireland but you might be waiting a while; and we look at what lessons learned from the collapse of non-fungible tokens with Tyler Adams from Item Systems.

This week we look at bad news for Binance, great news for Amazon and the EU takes on Meta over election interference.

Later, Niall Kitson talks with Dr Ge róid Ó Súilleabháin is Head of the Department of Technology Enhanced Learning at Munster Technological University about how open source software and open data can help open minds.

On this week's show we see why Tesla, Meta and TikTok are in trouble, what the Bitcoin halving means, and TalentHub co-founder Ellie Doyle explains what companies can do better in supporting employees with disabilities.

This week we have job cuts at Tesla, Humane’s AI pin fails to live up to the hype and social media comes under pressure for failing to protect children … again.

Later, Dimitra Incorporated CEO and founder Jon Trask talks about how farmers can use blockchain to become more profitable.

We look back on the seven biggest stories of the week including the eclipse, Paddy Cosgrave returns as Web Summit CEO, and can AI teach you Irish?

Plus, with lots in the news of city planning with housing and transport (particularly in Dublin), we ask if AI is going to dictate how and where we live with Dr Federico Cugurullo from Trinity College Dublin.