Meta tags:
description=A community of researchers, policymakers, and civil society members who examine what meaningful AI engagement can look like. ;

Headings (most frequently used words):

ai, for, the, rest, of, us, 100, 55, 37,

Text of the page (most frequently used words):
and (15), the (9), for (5), rest (4), what (4), research (3), sshrc (3), governance (3), engagement (3), #meaningful (3), insight (2), grant (2), canada (2), publications (2), our (2), that (2), responsible (2), across (2), scale (2), community (2), researchers (2), policymakers (2), civil (2), society (2), members (2), who (2), examine (2), can (2), look (2), like (2), consists, varying, projects, started, social, sciences, humanities, council, development, 2020, 2023, then, got, further, also, has, funded, under, graduate, scholarship, more, information, contact, renee, sieber, mcgill, professional, team, collaborations, participants, 100, see, all, explore, fresh, insights, stories, ideas, designed, inspire, keep, you, informed, latest, publication, stake, work, focuses, developing, new, model, includes, robust, civic, conflicting, discourses, constitutes, ethical, approaches, geoai, local, national, levels, anglophone, francophone, how, impacted, politicization, privatization, well, addressing, knowledge, gaps, discussing, ways, occurs, canadian, cities, towns, municipal, adoption, use, ethics, embark, journey, breathtaking, places, where, every, moment, filled, with, adventure, discovery, ksg, report, events, people, about, skip, content,

Text of the page (random words):
ai for the rest of us a community of researchers policymakers and civil society members who examine what meaningful ai engagement can look like skip to content about people publications events scale ai governance ksg report ai for the rest of us a community of researchers policymakers and civil society members who examine what meaningful ai engagement can look like embark on a journey to breathtaking places where every moment is filled with adventure and discovery our work focuses on developing a new model of ai governance that includes robust civic engagement conflicting discourses in ai ethics of what constitutes ethical approaches to geoai and responsible ai meaningful and responsible ai at the local and national levels across anglophone and francophone canada the scale of ai governance and how it is impacted by politicization and privatization as well as addressing knowledge gaps and discussing the ways that municipal ai adoption and use occurs across canadian cities and towns what is at stake our latest publication s explore fresh insights stories and ideas designed to inspire and keep you informed see all publications 100 participants 55 collaborations 37 professional team ai for the rest of us ai for the rest of us consists of varying projects it started as a social sciences and humanities research council sshrc insight development grant 2020 2023 we then got a sshrc insight grant to further the research sshrc also has funded research under the canada graduate scholarship for more information contact renee sieber mcgill ca