New EU guidelines classify AI in HR as high-risk. Learn what the AI Act means for recruitment, CV screening, and performance monitoring before the 2027 deadline.
AI SIX Podcast Episode 397: New EU Guidelines on High-Risk AI Systems Read More »
Google’s annual developer conference last week delivered some more AI surprises. 900 million people now use the Gemini app every month. AI Mode in Google Search has hit 1 billion monthly users in just a year. And Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, used the word “agentic” more times than I could count. Google I/O ran on
AI SIX Podcast Episode 396: Top 5 Takeaways from Google I/O 2026 Read More »
What happens after your event ends? For many communications teams, it’s a familiar story. Months of planning go into delivering a successful conference, summit, or webinar. The event finishes, everyone breathes a sigh of relief, and then the content disappears into a folder of photos, recordings, and presentation slides, never to be fully used again.
AI SIX Podcast Episode 395: AI and the Future of Event Comms with Nicholas Bruneau Read More »
A new study has found that when reviewers were shown two identical CVs, both generated by AI, with only the candidate’s name changed from James to Emily, Emily’s CV was 22% more likely to trigger doubts about whether she could be trusted. And it was twice as likely to raise doubts about her competence and
AI SIX Podcast Episode 394: Same CV Generated by AI, Different Outcome Read More »
An editorial in the Irish Times newspaper last week suggested that women may be the losers when it comes to AI in the workforce. Female-dominated occupations are almost twice as likely to face disruption as male-dominated ones. At the same time, women are also underrepresented in the very tech and AI roles expected to grow
AI SIX Podcast Episode 393: Are Women the Losers from AI in the Workplace? Read More »
The European Commission has just updated its guidelines on how researchers should use generative AI. The update warns institutions about “hidden prompts”, instructions to AI systems hidden from human oversight, and flags the risks of third parties using AI tools, including AI notetakers, in research meetings. The recent update was published by the Commission’s Directorate-General
AI SIX Podcast Episode 392: EU Updates Guidance for AI in Research Read More »
Data Security firm Metomic found that nearly 35% of what employees type into ChatGPT contains sensitive data. It’s fair to say most organisations cannot tell you what their people are actually asking AI to do, because they are not logging it. Today, we are talking about AI logs. What they are, why they matter, and
AI SIX Podcast Episode 391: What is an AI Log? Read More »
Anthropic has launched Claude for Small Business. It went live on 13 May, and it’s a package of pre-built AI workflows that plug straight into the tools small business owners already use. QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, Canva, DocuSign, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack. The pitch is simple. Toggle it on, connect your tools, pick a job,
AI SIX Podcast Episode 390: Claude for Small Business Read More »
AI is already in your organisation. The question is not whether your team is using it.The question is whether you have control over how they are using it. In this episode, I share my weekly digital download from Good Morning Dublin, where I discussed why every organisation now needs a clear AI policy. Whether you
AI SIX Podcast Episode 389: Why Every Workplace Needs an AI Policy Read More »
Zapier reached general availability of Zapier Agents this year, opening multi-step AI agents to anyone with a free account. The word every AI vendor is using to describe this shift is orchestration. Most professionals are not sure what it means. Today, the word orchestration. What it actually means in an AI context, and what it
AI SIX Podcast Episode 388: AI Orchestration Workflows with Zapier Read More »
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