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What is AI? Join our host, Lorenda Calvert, and members of our sector for this eight-part series discussing AI and its implications for our sector and community.
In this episode, Lorenda asks: How do you currently use AI? How do the institutes that affect you use AI?
You can learn more about the WhAi? Project here.
Thank you to our collaborators:
- Elizabeth Batista, Executive Director of the Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society
- SGaan Kwahagang James McGuire, Indigenous Conservation Fellow at the American Museum of Natural History and former Collections & Engagement Coordinator at the Haida Gwaii Museum
- Juan Ramirez, Software Developer and Digital Artist
- Laura-Beth McDonald, Founder of the Esquimalt Community Arts Hub, Artist, and Project Manager
- Jules André-Brown, Interim Executive Director at ArtStarts
- Jesse McKee, Head of Strategy, 221A
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What is AI? Join our host, Lorenda Calvert, and members of our sector for this eight-part series discussing AI and its implications for our sector and community.
In this episode, Lorenda asks: How do you currently use AI? How do the institutes that affect you use AI?
You can learn more about the WhAi? Project here.
Thank you to our collaborators:
- Elizabeth Batista, Executive Director of the Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society
- SGaan Kwahagang James McGuire, Indigenous Conservation Fellow at the American Museum of Natural History and former Collections & Engagement Coordinator at the Haida Gwaii Museum
- Juan Ramirez, Software Developer and Digital Artist
- Laura-Beth McDonald, Founder of the Esquimalt Community Arts Hub, Artist, and Project Manager
- Jules André-Brown, Interim Executive Director at ArtStarts
- Jesse McKee, Head of Strategy, 221A
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