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Contribute

Register as a contributor.

Choose the themes that interest you. Registrants will be invited to the working session for their selected theme, and interview contributions will help identify priorities and questions for the collective discussion.

Contribute

What happens after you register.

Registrants will be invited to the hybrid working session for their selected theme. Interview contributions will help identify priorities and questions for the collective discussion.

  • 01

    Share your experience. Take part in an interview session focused on your experience and the issues you believe the working group should consider.

  • 02

    Shape the discussion. De-identified contributions are considered together to identify priorities and questions for the working sessions.

  • 03

    Fully acknowledged. Contributors and their organizations will be acknowledged in the initiative's published resources.

Questions before registering?

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Committee volunteers help prepare the working session, shape the discussion, interpret its outputs, and support resource synthesis.
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Names, organizations, or contacts we should approach.
Constraints, conflicts of interest, or availability.

How contribution works

Individual experience informs the discussion. Collective discussion shapes the resources.

Interview contributions are brought together to identify priorities and questions for the three working sessions. Participants can then deepen, test, and broaden the discussion from diverse perspectives.

01

Register

Choose the working-group themes that interest you. Registrants will be invited to the working session for their selected theme.

02

Share your experience

An interview session provides space to share your experience, priorities, and the questions you believe the working group should consider.

03

Shape the discussion

Interview content is separated from identity before analysis, then combined into themes, evidence, and open questions.

04

Join the discussion

Three hybrid working sessions—one per theme—bring registrants together for robust discussion across a broad range of perspectives.

05

Develop the resources

Working-session transcripts and outputs become the evidence base for drafting and synthesizing the initiative's resources.

What contributors can expect

Share your experience

An interview session provides space to share your experience, priorities, and the questions you believe the working group should consider.

Working-session invitation

Registrants will be invited to the hybrid working session for their selected theme, bringing together participants from across Canada and international perspectives.

Full acknowledgement

Contributors and their organizations will be acknowledged in the initiative's published resources. Interview input is de-identified before analysis.

Optional deeper role

Volunteer for a Working Group Committee

Committee volunteers help prepare the working session, shape the discussion, interpret its outputs, and support synthesis and resource development.

Trust, privacy, and acknowledgement

Contributor details are verified to support the integrity of the initiative. Interview responses are de-identified before analysis. Working sessions are transcribed for analysis without audio or video recording. Contributors and their organizations are fully acknowledged in the published resources.

Canadian AI · for ConstructionConvened by AEC Stack

A pan-Canadian initiative producing practical resources for responsible AI adoption across architecture, engineering, construction, and operations.

Target custodian categories

On publication, each deliverable is intended to transition to an established national organization for long-term maintenance. Custodians are confirmed by the Board; the categories below are the targets we are working toward.

  • National standards bodies
  • National workforce / skills agencies
  • National contractor associations
  • Consulting engineers associations
  • Federal research & digitalization bodies
  • Professional bodies (engineering, architecture, QS, building)
  • Polytechnics & college networks

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