AI Club is a monthly, informal community of practice where colleagues bring real questions, experiments, and work in progress involving artificial intelligence (AI). A typical session includes one or two brief informal shares followed by conversation, collaborative problem-solving, and an exchange of practical ideas and resources.
Our questions about AI are rarely simple. A new AI tool can raise technical, ethical, security, data, policy, pedagogical, and support questions all simultaneously. No single person has the answer to most issues, because the answers exist across our university’s many departments. Bringing these perspectives together is why we started AI Club.
Meetings are conversations, not lectures. You do not need prior AI expertise, a presentation, or a polished success story. Come to share something you are trying, ask for help, offer a perspective from your role, or simply listen. Instructors, IT and security staff, and administrators — all roles and experience levels are welcome.
Recent conversations have explored questions such as:
- When should, and when should we not, delegate work to AI?
- When an AI agent can act on someone’s behalf, do our existing rules about sharing credentials still hold?
- How do we choose the right AI tool or model for a particular task?
- How can instructors design meaningful learning and assessment in an AI-rich environment?
Join the next AI Club meeting!
AI Club typically meets the third Friday of each month at noon. Meetings are hybrid unless otherwise noted.
Join the the next meeting!
When: Friday, August 21, 2026, 12pm
Join In Person: Engelmann Hall B73
Join Online: Join via Zoom
Stay connected with AI Club
Join the AI Club mailing list to receive meeting reminders and occasional updates.
Suggest a Question or Topic for AI Club
Have a topic you’d like to share, a burning question, or a problem you’d like to explore? Submit it below!
Submitting an idea does not commit you to presenting. You may also indicate that you would be willing to introduce it informally; no slides are required.
If you have a question or concern, feel free to reach out to Lane Sunwall at sunwall@uwm.edu.