Mark Zuckerberg

The real win from this case will be if tech firms are forced to change the way their products are designed

A US jury has found Meta and YouTube liable for harm caused by the design of their products

A landmark trial found Instagram and YouTube are dangerously addictive. The verdict could reshape social media – and the internet itself

Verdict comes from first bench trial to find social media giant liable for acts committed on its platforms

Facebook and Instagram parent has reportedly offered huge pay packages to attract top AI staff

Atlantic Philanthropies made 1,616 grants to the island of Ireland totalling $1.93 billion. Its departure left a void that has been hard to fill

Most employees will receive 5% less in equity rewards after bigger cuts a year before

Coalition plans to consult EU and ‘like-minded countries’ to promote Europe-wide measures that could keep children off social media

Meta CEO claims Meta has improved identifying underage users

That DoD leaflet soon to pop into your postbox is about preparing for extreme weather emergencies. Maybe we need to be be thinking more broadly - invasion, war, climate disaster, nuclear fall-out, AI

Failing to speak out about the US president’s ever more egregious actions is more dangerous than it appears

Impact of AI on productivity is apparent but is still relatively small compared to the considerable investments in the technology to date

EU executive tried to keep correspondence between union’s tech enforcer and US multinationals under wraps

Look at the tech bros lined up at Donald Trump’s inauguration: their cumulative wealth has increased from $40 billion to $1 trillion in 13 years

As Gareth Lambe builds online GP services group Medihive into a major medtech player, he says trust is the key to making the most of technology

So much of the social order depends on the mutual attention inherent in normal sensory experience. When we funnel 90 per cent of our working attention down into screens, we miss a lot

If you’re a billionaire, she asked, why are you a billionaire?

‘Cable cowboy’ also owns two large estates, at Humewood in Wicklow and Castlemartin in Kildare, and regularly stays at both

Latest book from Harvard psychology professor feels like 100 pages of original material stretched into a volume three times that length

Welcome to the new White House events venue, where dignity is inversely proportional to the quantity of gold

Tech giant wants impacted workers to apply for other internal positions

Countries are increasingly looking to retain control over sensitive data rather leave it in the hands of private operators driven by profit

Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg showed off three new pairs of smart glasses at Meta Connect

I found myself asking what had happened to the concept of f**k you money – but only momentarily

Heads of Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Apple back AI initiative spearheaded by first lady Melania Trump

Tough enforcement continues even as tech bosses court the president

Can VR and AI rekindle the world of tech-aided matchmaking or are we starting to see a return to the old days of face-to-face meet-ups?

‘Billionaires everywhere are used to just making their own rules – Zuckerberg and Chan are not unique, except that they’re our neighbours’

Lip-Bu Tan’s initial sin was not cultivating a personal relationship with Trump, says one analyst

Stellar results from Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta cannot yet be attributed to the technology’s usefulness

Investors are showing a more forgiving streak after the damp squib that was the metaverse

Concerns are growing that EU officials regulating Big Tech could face US visa bans

Stock rises 10% after-hours as profits and revenues beat Wall Street expectations

Meta is trying to work out how it can use the billions, if not trillions, of photos and posts people have uploaded to Facebook and Instagram going back decades to train its AI

Delaware court to hear testimony from Mark Zuckerberg, executives and directors in rare case that begins this week

Róisín Ingle interviewing Laura Bates on The Women's podcast

US tech giant reverses ‘no ads’ stance at world’s most popular messaging service

Two deeply researched, brave and fascinating new books explore how AI-powered tools are remaking old sexist channels for the exploitation and abuse of women - and what could be done about it

Almost everything shaping US politics in 2025 has been about the pursuit of money

It’s a solution that can only lead to a deeper emptiness and to a lonelier, less human world