REFLECTION: Building a Grassroots AI Community of Practice: A Vancouver-Centred Use Case.

The article focuses on the emergence of a grassroots community of practice (CoP) centered around generative AI in Vancouver, highlighting its role in fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among diverse participants. Facilitated by Kris Krüg, the Vancouver AI Community Meetup attracts a wide...

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Publicado en:BC Studies no. 224; pp. 161 - 175
Autores principales: PARRA PENNEFATHER, PATRICK, GAERTNER, DAVID, KRÜG, KRIS
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: BC Studies Winter 2024/2025
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