Our members are making some neat stuff with their inference. We should show it off and help promote their work.
Why does it matter?
Helps to demonstrate that we see human creativity as the center of what AI should be all about
Supports members by promoting their work
Storytelling about the co-op
How might it work?
We could create a template on the git repo of the website to allow people to make submissions, which admins could then approve, based on the values of the co-op.
## What's the idea?
Our members are making some neat stuff with their inference. We should show it off and help promote their work.
## Why does it matter?
* Helps to demonstrate that we see human creativity as the center of what AI should be all about
* Supports members by promoting their work
* Storytelling about the co-op
## How might it work?
We could create a template on the git repo of the website to allow people to make submissions, which admins could then approve, based on the values of the co-op.
I'm interested in supporting this. This page is key to making people see what's possible and what alternatives exist to mainstream solutions. I think a first view with the project's executive summary + an image + a link to their project + how they used Inference.coop in their project/workflow would work well.
I think it's key to find a visual language that isn't just screen captures of interfaces, because those get old quickly, but let's wait to see what projects come in!
I'm interested in supporting this. This page is key to making people see what's possible and what alternatives exist to mainstream solutions. I think a first view with the project's executive summary + an image + a link to their project + how they used Inference.coop in their project/workflow would work well.
I think it's key to find a visual language that isn't just screen captures of interfaces, because those get old quickly, but let's wait to see what projects come in!
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What's the idea?
Our members are making some neat stuff with their inference. We should show it off and help promote their work.
Why does it matter?
How might it work?
We could create a template on the git repo of the website to allow people to make submissions, which admins could then approve, based on the values of the co-op.
I like this idea! Maybe the page for creating a key could link to the inventory page?
I'm interested in supporting this. This page is key to making people see what's possible and what alternatives exist to mainstream solutions. I think a first view with the project's executive summary + an image + a link to their project + how they used Inference.coop in their project/workflow would work well.
I think it's key to find a visual language that isn't just screen captures of interfaces, because those get old quickly, but let's wait to see what projects come in!
Let me know how I can support developing this, @juanfortun!