- Following 1.8K
- Followers 6.5K
- Engagement 2.51%
- Avg likes 168
- Avg comments 19
About Anne-Marie Tomchak
Anne-Marie Tomchak (@amtomchak) is a Technology creator on Instagram. The account has 6,532 followers and 1,872 published posts. Recent posts average 168 likes and 19 comments, an engagement rate of 2.51%.
Anne-Marie Tomchak belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Anne-Marie Tomchak follows 1,813 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3.6 times the size of the list followed. Anne-Marie Tomchak carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Anne-Marie Tomchak under a single category, Technology.
The Instagram bio for Anne-Marie Tomchak runs to 13 words across 3 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Anne-Marie Tomchak dates from November 2023.
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1,872 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Anne-Marie Tomchak, 5 are carousels, 3 are single images and 2 are videos. No single format accounts for most of them. Anne-Marie Tomchak has built a substantial archive of 1,872 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 3.5 followers for each post published. Anne-Marie Tomchak also keeps 45 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 201 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include it’s, really, first, back and team. The captions tag #irishdesign, #ifw2025, #irelandfashionweek, #sharejoy and #daretohowl.
Thank you Eimear for such a fun interview. If you’ve not already heard of Longford Life magazine, please do check it out. It shows the litany of nice things going on in my home county - lovely Longford. Merry Christmas everyone 🎄
📸: courtesy of my mum!
Swipe ➡️ for more sisters by the Christmas tree and wholesome Xmas joy with the family x
At the time, the conversation about the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce was largely focused on robotics and automation. The word ‘AI’ hadn’t entered into everyday vernacular. Generative AI was being used by a range of industries (including my own), but the capability was more limited and the scale of user adoption had yet to reach the stratospheric levels that we’ve seen over the past few years with the explosion of ChatGPT.
In the Channel 4 documentary, humans are pitted against machines to find out who’s the best worker. It’s a great storytelling device and something we also did in my 2017 doc, putting my own profession (journalism) to the test.
In ‘Will A Robot Steal My Job’? I attended a football match and got to read the copy that was produced straight after the game: one by a human, the other by an AI. If memory serves, the robojournalism was produced using a tool called Wordsmith by Automated Insights (“the world’s first self-service natural language generation platform”). This tool was being used by the likes of The Associated Press.
What Automated Insights did was at the vanguard of AI in media, using NLP and LLMs to produce fast and efficient news copy (with a human in the loop). In theory, getting machines to take on routine tasks should free humans up to do more specialised work that leans into their craft, skills, and experience. Importantly, this is the kind of work that audiences trust and connect with and are willing to pay for. But the disruption to the business model of media is getting in the way of us doing that imho.
While a lot has changed since I made that documentary back in 2017, many of the key learnings still stand.
(Edited clip taken from: ‘Will A Robot Steal My Job’ produced by Animo TV for RTE Science Week with RTE and Science Foundation Ireland)
But what many people may not know is that Pride of Britain isn’t just about one night. Yes, it’s an annual awards ceremony hosted brilliantly by Carole Vorderman and Ashley Banjo. But it is also a community and movement with stories of kindness, courage and bravery being told throughout the year. The work of the team behind it happens on an ongoing basis. As the world feels increasingly fraught and divided, I believe events like the Pride of Britain Awards are needed more than ever. It’s a poignant reminder of what really matters in life – collaboration, decency, and integrity, often in the face of the most adverse circumstances.
Massive congrats as always to Michelle Linaker, Shiraz Lalani and all the Pride of Britain team for your unwavering dedication and hard work. I didn’t make it to the event this year, but I will be returning as a dedicated viewer, watching with an additional dose of pride — not only for the winners but also for the team that makes it happen.
You can watch the 2025 awards on ITV on Thursday, 23 Oct at 8pm and on streaming service ITVX after it airs. Highlights of the awards are also on the Pride of Britain YouTube and social media channels.
📸 Photos are from this day last year at the Pride of Britain Awards 2024 where I had the pleasure of being seated with
Swipe ➡️ to watch a class performance by Sugababes
#irishdesign #ifw2025 #daretohowl
I enjoyed the night so much as I took my big brother Paul along as my plus one. We got chatting to so many lovely people there including.
Big congrats to the team on such a gorgeous show and well done and all the team on a brilliant event. #irelandfashionweek #paulcostelloe #irishdesign
ShareJoy was founded to celebrate the joy of circular fashion, to spotlight Irish design and to bring people together. It’s a positive force that amplifies the great things about fashion (creativity, community, expression, identity) while also countering over consumption and throw away culture. Sales from the ShareJoy shop raise funds for suicide prevention with 100% of proceeds going to our charity partners.
Big thanks to my twin sister Sinead for letting me raid her wardrobe to borrow this Louise Kennedy suit from the ShareJoy launch edit. Louise needs no introduction and it was an honour to have a piece from her collection in the ShareJoy edit, which I wore to the Irish Sea Show (a celebration of 40 emerging Irish designers). Separate post on that to follow!
Sidenote: these are actually my glasses! Not just for the occasion. They felt perfectly in keeping with how was styled wearing the same jacket for
#sharejoy #irishdesign #circularfashion #irelandfashionweek #ifw2025
Since it started in the 1960’s it’s had a long tradition of pushing boundaries, setting precedents and reflecting the social and cultural zeitgeist. So it was a real highlight to be invited on to the show to chat to host Patrick Kielty about artificial intelligence ahead of the broadcast of my latest TV documentary next week.
Got to share the hot seat with Blindboy and Alastair Campbell. And I saw first hand how inspirational Katriona O’Sullivan is!
We only just managed to scratch the surface in our conversation. That’s the nature of live TV. But there is a full hour long programme on RTE One next week. It goes into the harms of AI (like deep fakes, bias, misinformation) not to mention the positive impact on healthcare, climate and education.
Game Changer: AI & You, RTE One, 10.15pm Thurs 16 November 2023.
Big thanks for inviting me on!
Make up by the brilliant Robyn Byrne
#latelate #rtelatelate #latelateshow #artificialintelligence #gamechanger
To be following my dream of running my own business after a very rich career in media with and feels nothing short of amazing.
As a journalist, it’s always strange to be the one being interviewed. But Emily Armstrong, who produced this feature, put me so at ease. Emily asked really informed questions which were clearly very well researched while also being such a great listener. Thank you so much Emily. And big thanks to and for bringing women together in such an empowering and inspired way with AllBright.
I have so much more to say about the magic that can happen when women lift each other up but will save it for future posts.
If you’d like to read the AllBright profile and get to know a little bit more about me and my journey, I’ve added the link in my bio.
Wearing: from the fashion rental platform
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Hair and make up:
#allbright #brightedit #femalefounder #womenentrepreneurs #entrepreneurlife
After learning that Arwen and I shared a passion for sustainable fashion, mental health and yoga, the idea for ShareJoy came to fruition so naturally. The concept is simple: curate a fashion edit of items donated by Irish women and sell them on the mobile shopping app with proceeds going to Think of ShareJoy as a really curated online charity shop that’s full of fashion gems where you get to know the people behind the clothes.
It may feel like there’s little to be joyful about right now. The pandemic has brought untold pain and loss. ShareJoy wants to bring some much needed light into these darker days by focusing on the things that are important at a time when we’ve been able to re-evaluate what matters most — people and the planet.
We want to ensure that young people in particular and their families get the support and resources they need to navigate the social and economic consequences of Covid19. We want to use technology in a purpose-driven way focusing on time-well-spent. So if you’re squandering hours on our Instagram then there’s something we’re not getting right. We want to leverage the power of pre-loved fashion in the circular economy to raise funds and reinforce the third sector.
Beyond that, I hope that ShareJoy serves as a celebration of Irish talent and ingenuity. For me, every woman in this launch edit represents something special. ShareJoy is a reminder of what’s possible when Irish women put their hearts, minds and wardrobes together.
Read the full story behind ShareJoy in my piece in today’s. (📷: ) #sharejoy #turnbluemondaypurple 💜
Anne-Marie Tomchak's engagement
Anne-Marie Tomchak's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.51%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 40 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Anne-Marie Tomchak's posts, at 168 likes and 19 comments on average, about 8.8 likes per comment.
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2.51%
- Avg likes
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- Avg comments
- 19
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 40
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Who is Anne-Marie Tomchak?
Anne-Marie Tomchak (@amtomchak) is a Technology creator on Instagram. Anne-Marie Tomchak carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Anne-Marie Tomchak runs to 13 words across 3 lines.
How many followers does Anne-Marie Tomchak have?
Anne-Marie Tomchak has 6,532 followers on Instagram (6.5K). Anne-Marie Tomchak follows 1,813 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3.6 times the size of the list followed. Anne-Marie Tomchak has built a substantial archive of 1,872 posts.
What is Anne-Marie Tomchak's engagement rate?
Anne-Marie Tomchak's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.51%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 40 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Anne-Marie Tomchak's posts, at 168 likes and 19 comments on average, about 8.8 likes per comment.
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Flinque files Anne-Marie Tomchak under a single category, Technology. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Anne-Marie Tomchak, 5 are carousels, 3 are single images and 2 are videos. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Anne-Marie Tomchak repeatedly use the words it’s, really, first, back and team. Anne-Marie Tomchak's captions carry hashtags such as #irishdesign, #ifw2025 and #irelandfashionweek. Anne-Marie Tomchak writes those captions mainly in English. Anne-Marie Tomchak keeps 45 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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