Analysis: AI technology is moving faster than regulation and the power imbalance favours the employer, yet the coordinated use of rights can help workers push back. Prof Ronan Carbery writes for RTÉ Brainstorm.
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Analysis: AI technology is moving faster than regulation and the power imbalance favours the employer, yet the coordinated use of rights can help workers push back. Prof Ronan Carbery writes for RTÉ Brainstorm.
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Recognising individuals who contributed to high-impact research at Cork University Business School over the last two years.
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A news article in Financier Worldwide Magazine quotes Ronan Carbery, a director of the Executive MBA programme at Cork University Business School, exploring how agentic AI is reshaping HR from rule‑based automation to autonomous, judgement‑driven systems.
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If you missed the CUBS Postgraduate Webinar, you can now watch back and learn about our programmes on YouTube!
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Celebrating student impact beyond the classroom, the CUBS Leaders of Tomorrow initiative recognises outstanding talents and achievements across multiple categories, with this year’s winners announced on 20 April 2026.
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Analysis: Dealing with bills, insurance forms, subscriptions and other low-grade bureaucratic life admin with friends can make things feel more doable. Dr Oliver Browne writes for RTÉ Brainstorm.
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Cork University Business School (CUBS) at University College Cork celebrated a major milestone last week, marking a decade of impact alongside its achievement of triple international accreditation—an honour held by fewer than 1% of business schools worldwide.
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A new article in The Conversation by Robbie Butler and David Butler (University College Cork), alongside Carl Singleton (University of Stirling), examines how time-wasting is shaping modern football and potential rule changes.
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A research team has secured funding for a new research project titled REGARD: Regional Strategies for Collaborative Anaerobic Digestion and Biorefinery Development in Ireland.
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Analysis: These videos, posts and memes reveal much about how wartime propaganda has changed and who has the upper hand when it comes to messaging. Dr Stephen Treacy writes for RTÉ Brainstorm.
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