CV + AI Luma hub
The easiest place to catch the next public RSVP.
Regional chapter
A practical, neighbourly room for people who want the AI conversation close to home.
Photo from the CV + AI launch recap.
What this room is for
A practical, neighbourly room for people who want the AI conversation close to home.
Upcoming
Watch the Luma hub for the next meetup, come to a gathering, or contact BC + AI if you want to help with the chapter.
What happens here
Room trust
CV + AI is built around public meetups, local relationships, and respectful follow-through. People choose what personal stories or contact details they want to share.
Recent / upcoming
The easiest place to catch the next public RSVP.
The launch recap covers the first gathering and early community interest.
Context
Education, open-source AI, professional disruption, local compute, privacy, community resilience, and the human-development question running underneath all of it.
Start with the Luma hub, come to a public meetup, and connect with organizers in person when you want to get more involved.
The chapter is built for neighbourly conversation, clear consent, and local relationships that can grow over time.
Story so far
CV + AI started with a simple bet: the Comox Valley did not need a watered-down version of the Vancouver conversation. It needed its own room, its own pace, and its own people asking what AI means here.
The first meetup was supposed to be a planning session. Then 75 people registered, 75 people showed up, and the room made its case before anyone had to pitch it.
That is the heart of the chapter: local compute builders, educators, creatives, civic leaders, parents, sponsors, skeptics, and curious neighbours figuring out the future in a place where you still run into each other at the grocery store.
Join
Start with the Luma hub, come to a gathering, and meet other people in the Valley who are working through the same questions.
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