Our WorkGroups
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What it does: This group is dedicated to expanding the SingularityNet footprint in Africa. Skills you can use or learn here: Community Building and Engagement How to join: Attend meetings. Everyone’s welcome - especially if you are from any African community or desire to propagate SingularityNet’s mission within your immediate African community/region.
What it does: The AI Ethics Workgroup is working alongside an initiative from the SingularityNET Foundation (see Global Ethics Initiative: ) to research ordinary people’s views about the ethics that should govern the use of AI. Skills you can use or learn here: Community research How to join: Attend meetings
What it does: A practical and dynamic environment where individuals can openly and safely showcase, experiment with, and refine their AI tool sets. Skills you can use or learn here: How to join: Attend meetings
What it does: Keeps an archival record of Ambassador Program meetings, and explores how to use LLMs (large language models) to make records searchable. Skills you can use or learn here: Record keeping; archival theory and practice; how to manage a project on GitHub; AI tool development; engaging the community with its own history. How to join: Attend meetings. You will ideally need to join our GitHub too - ask for help in our Discord channel if needed.
What it does: In the process of educating about all things related to AI, AGI & ASI education for the SNET community. Skills you can use or learn here: Creating learning resources; community engagement. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: The guild helps to educate and onboard community members through gamification, currently working on developing VR(Virtual Reality) of Ambassador Program on Roblox + conduct gaming sessions for community members, and cover gamified projects launched by SNET through educational workshops. Skills you can use or learn here: How operate different game making softwares, 3D Modeling and Animation, Marketing and Community Management , Adaptability, Learning Agility and many more. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Creating project-based learning material about GitHub on the Andamio platform, in collaboration with Gimbalabs and Swarm Governance Guild. Skills you can use or learn here: Planning and making learning resources; how to use the knowledge management platform Andamio; how to use GitHub. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Discusses governance issues for the Ambassador program, such as how we make decisions, how we reward contribution, how we decentralise, and how we ensure inclusion. Skills you can use or learn here: Blockchain governance in theory and practice; decision-making; managing contribution and reputation systems; the ethics of decentralised governance; engaging the community with governance issues. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Organizing and creating an Ambassador Program Knowledge Base. Skills you can use or learn here: Information management; working on Miro Board. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: The LATAM Ambassadors Guild is a community-driven initiative dedicated to expanding SingularityNET's footprint in Latin America. Skills you can use or learn here: Community Building and Engagement How to join: Attend meetings. Join us and be part of the Decentralized AGI Revolution in LATAM.
What it does: Works on the Ambassador program's media and outreach. Related workgroups are Writers, Video and Translation workgroups. Skills you can use or learn here: Planning and carrying out marketing campaigns; social media engagement. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: We work on how to onboard new people into the Ambassador program. Skills you can use or learn here: Community engagement; research and gathering community opinion; good place to start learning meeting facilitation and documentation skills. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Helps to establish processes and prioritize Ambassador Program activities. includes members from Knowledge Base WorkGroup and GitHub PBL WorkGroup. Skills you can use or learn here: How to plan and organise working processes; working on Miro Board. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Connects technology enthusiasts and builders of all kinds: software engineers, researchers, data scientists, analysts, and thinkers. Researches and builds new ideas, tools and processes. Skills you can use or learn here: Ideation; group discussion; gain an insight into the Program; using AI tools. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Discusses strategies beneficial to other workgroups and guilds in the Ambassador program on a visionary or 10,000-foot level. Skills you can use or learn here: Ideation; discussion; community engagement. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Translates SingularityNET ecosystem articles into various languages for the community. Skills you can use or learn here: Translation; managing your own workload; working to a brief. How to join: This group doesn't hold meetings; translators work by themselves on tasks that they have signed up for on Dework. If you're interested, apply to . t
What it does: Develops Ambassador program rules around budgets, payment of completed tasks and anything related to financial activities. Skills you can use or learn here: Financial planning and management; monitoring and evaluation of funding; on-chain financial records; how to use the program's Treasury system. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: Produces videos for the Ambassador program and manages video content. Skills you can use or learn here: Video making and editing; working to a brief. How to join: Attend meetings.
What it does: A group for those interested in writing articles for the Ambassador program. Skills you can use or learn here: Writing to a brief; editing. How to join: Attend meetings. There is a tiered structure for contributions, and you’ll need to pass a skills test to be a scribbler and be able to take up Writers’ Group bounties.
