Ask AI extends a warm welcome to Bailie Geddes who has joined our team in support of Canada's world-class AI sector
Ask AI is powered by the passion and dedication of our volunteers and so we're incredibly excited that Bailie Geddes has joined our team to lead our research and community initiatives!
Bailie recently completed her degree in Computer Science with AI at Kingston's Queen’s University where she gained skills in math arithmetic, ordering systems, neural networks, and most recently, game building and design.
She is currently working as a Junior Project Manager at Havas where she manages strategists, technologists and creatives to effectively deliver digital solutions to our clients. The combination of both her studies and work experience has allowed her to work on various creative software.
Bailie is passionate about Responsible AI and will be working with the Ask AI team to help produce informational resources and act as a focal point for our community.
Fun fact: Bailie discovered the Ask AI opportunity by asking ChatGPT to share the best volunteering roles focused on Canada's AI sector! 🤖
If you have Canadian AI news to share or ideas for us to consider please feel free to reach out!
Email: bailie@askai.org or connect on LinkedIn
Welcome Bailie!
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