Never ask AI something you don’t already know the answer to Ivan Jennings, Tech Sales Leader Red Hat Ireland

According to the WIN World AI Index only 3% of Irish consumers aged between 35-54 engage with AI regularly. To find out more about this I spoke to  Ivan Jennings, Tech Sales Leader Red Hat Ireland .

Ivan talks about his background, the first ever WIN World AI Index Irish findings, AI, ubiquitous computing and more.

More about the WIN World AI Index Survey:

The WIN World AI Index Survey 2025 is a global initiative capturing how people in 40 countries perceive, understand, and prepare for the rise of Artificial Intelligence. This pioneering survey provides a unique snapshot of global AI readiness, trust, and usage.

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