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There will be four Titanic Fleadh market dates, while the new Writer’s Square market will be from June to OctoberHamilton Dock, Titanic Quarter, Belfast (Google Maps)A Titanic market has been approved for the Belfast Fleadh this summer, as well as a regular Sunday market on Writer’s Square.At a Belfast City Council committee meeting this week, elected representatives gave the thumbs up for an external market at Titanic as part of the 2026 Fleadh, and a series of markets at Writers’ Square in the Cathedral Quarter.Belfast for the first time will host Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, the world’s biggest celebration of…

Sussex Police is continuing to investigate the discovery of the bodies of three women in the sea off Brighton beach this morning (May 13). The beach has now reopened and officers have left the scene, following a major search and rescue operation which began at 5.45am. The Argus understands officers are exploring a number of lines of enquiry, one of which being that the women may have entered the water from the beach near to where they were found and got into difficulty. The force has now issued an update and confirmed that they are still working to identify the…

Malware research group vx-underground, which says it has the largest collection of malware source code, said in a post on X that its archive of data amounts to about 30 terabytes. A reply by Bernardo Quintero, founder of VirusTotal, an online service that scans files for malware across multiple antivirus engines at once, said his service has about 31 petabytes of malware samples that users have contributed to date. (A petabyte is ~1,000x larger than a terabyte.) In both cases, that’s a lot of data. For context, cybersecurity companies, AI researchers, and threat intelligence firms treat repositories like these as…

Location : The A1 southbound exit slip to the A696 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 23:30 and 23:45 on 13 May 2026. Source link

For many small businesses, AI adoption still feels complicated, fragmented and expensive. While large enterprises are building internal AI teams and experimenting with custom models, most small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are still juggling disconnected software tools, manual workflows and limited technical resources. But increasingly, the next wave of AI startups is trying to solve that problem not by creating more standalone tools, but by building infrastructure that connects everything together. That is the space Webidoo is betting on. The AI technology company has announced a $25 million funding round led by IXC3, part of Azimut Group, as it looks to…

“The frustration with most AI tools is that they don’t connect content and context across tools, so you spend more time managing the tool than doing the work. We built Liminary around the premise that the human, not the model, decides what is worth knowing,” said Sarah Andrabi Post this On factual, short-answer questions, Liminary: 88.9% accuracy, ChatGPT 5.4 + Google Drive accuracy: 63%, Ask Gemini: 72.7%, Claude Projects, Opus 4.7: 77.5% On questions that require pulling from multiple documents and understanding context, not just matching a keyword to a filename: Liminary: 77.8% accuracy, ChatGPT: 23% accuracy, Claude Projects, Opus…

Productivity software maker Notion is stepping into the agentic era. In a live-streamed product announcement on Wednesday, the company, known best for its collaborative note-taking app, introduced a new developer platform that extends the capabilities of its custom AI agents, connects with external agents, and allows teams to build automated multi-step workflows that can pull in data from any database. By building an orchestration layer — a system that coordinates AI work across multiple tools and data sources — Notion is positioning itself as more than a note-taker with AI features and instead as a hub where people and agents…

The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Federal Reserve in the most divisive confirmation vote in the central bank’s modern history, handing President Donald Trump a landmark win just as fresh inflation data clouds the path to the interest rate cuts he has loudly demanded. The chamber voted 54–45 to confirm Warsh, 56, making him the 11th Fed chair of the modern banking era and the wealthiest person ever to hold the position. The vote was nearly entirely along party lines, with only Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman crossing over in support. Warsh takes…

With the tech industry singularly focused on AI models, Anthropic is having an exceptionally good year. The company may soon pull ahead of its main competitor, as it looks to raise tens of billions of dollars in a funding round that would put its valuation at some $950 billion (OpenAI was valued at $854 billion in its March round), and business customers increasingly express a prefererence for Claude over ChatGPT. A recent report showed Anthropic recently outpaced OpenAI among business customers, quadrupling its market share since May 2025. Cat Wu, Anthropic’s head of product for Claude Code and Cowork, has…

Scientists say your daily coffee habit may do more than give you an energy boost. New research suggests that drinking a moderate amount of caffeinated coffee or tea could help lower the risk of dementia as people age. However, the benefits appear to level off after a certain point, meaning more caffeine is not necessarily better for the brain. A large US study followed 131,821 nurses and healthcare professionals for as long as 43 years, beginning when participants were in their early 40s. Over the course of the study, 11,033 participants, about 8%, developed dementia. Researchers found that people who…