The Midlands ICT Network, in collaboration with The CUBE Low Carbon Centre of Excellence, hosted a packed morning of learning, discussion, and networking on the powerful intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainability.
The event opened with remarks from Caroline Hofman (The CUBE) and Cormac Strain (Midlands ICT Network), setting the stage for a lively and insightful program.
Prof. Michael Dowling (DCU) explored how businesses can use AI to maximise efficiency and performance.
Ramy Ebeid (CeADAR) highlighted CeADAR’s fully funded EDIH programme, helping enterprises and the public sector adopt AI.
Adrian Weckler (Irish Independent / The Big Tech Show) delivered the keynote on implementing AI as a sustainable business tool.
Jenna Farrell (Scopey) shared a practical case study on preventing cost overruns and keeping projects on track.
The morning wrapped up with an engaged Q&A and panel discussion, followed by a networking lunch where connections were made and collaborations began.
The session was hugely informative, inspiring, and practical—showcasing how AI can be harnessed not just for productivity, but also for real sustainable impact. Most importantly, the atmosphere was buzzing with networking, ideas, and new relationships that will carry forward long after the event.
