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Oisin Cahalane

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As seen in: The Sunday Times, The Times, MSN UK, The Irish News, Le Taurillon, The New Federalist
Theoretical Physics graduate @TCDDublin, Celtic fan
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Keir Starmer : qu’est-ce qui a mal tourné ?

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By Oisin Cahalane Verified, Finn Rasmus Schäfer, Céline Bodart
| Le Taurillon
Keir Starmer a démissionné moins de deux ans après la victoire écrasante du Parti travailliste. Qu’est-ce qui a mal tourné, et le verdict sévère du public à son égard est-il vraiment juste ? L’ascension : un homme prudent pour un pays à bout Keir Starmer doit son succès à la discipline plus qu’au charisme.
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Europe’s AI Problem Is Familiar, Here’s What They Should Do About It

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By Oisin Cahalane Verified
| The New Federalist Verified
Commentary by Oisín Cahalane In February, Anthropic, widely considered the developer of the world’s most capable AI, was blacklisted by the US government after refusing to comply with Pentagon demands. Within hours, OpenAI filled their position. Washington made its position unmistakably clear: companies that do not align with their desires will be easily substituted. Europe, which does not have its own frontier AI model, is not ambitious enough to seize this moment.
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38 Titles, Endless Pressure: Peter Lawwell’s Celtic exit raises questions about what defines success

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By Oisin Cahalane Verified
| footballblog.co.uk
Celtic have announced that club chairman Peter Lawwell will resign after more than 20 years of service. An official statement was shared on Wednesday evening saying that Lawwell’s resignation will be effective from December 31. However, despite overseeing unprecedented domestic triumph, the Parkhead chairman’s resignation will be received with rejoice by many Hoops fans. This begs the question – how is success defined at Celtic?
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