David, yeah — I did a little scan for adjacent work, and there are a few similar efforts that feel worth looking at before the pilot lands: • Sovereign AI Lab in Vienna — monthly hands-on local/on-prem AI workshops, very similar “cloud not allowed” framing: https://xinity.ai/sovereignailab • IBM Open Source AI Workshop — practical local LLM curriculum using tools like Ollama / AnythingLLM / Continue: https://ibm.github.io/opensource-ai-workshop/ • InterAccess “We Have AI At Home” — maybe closest in spirit to the community-centered version of this, focused on collective digital sovereignty and creative local AI: https://www.interaccess.org/workshop/we-have-ai-at-home-building-our-creative-ai-ecosystem • Mozilla Builders’ Local AI accelerator — useful signal that local, private, open AI is becoming a serious public-goods direction: https://builders.mozilla.org/announcing-mozilla-builders/ • Tobias Zwingmann’s Sovereign AI Workshop — another “own your AI stack” framing: https://blog.tobiaszwingmann.com/p/workshop-sovereign-ai My read is that this strengthens the proposal rather than weakening it. The basic local-AI workshop pattern exists already, so the opportunity is to stand on those materials where possible and make the Floor-specific pieces really shine: the Local-AI Starter Pack, the RFI scorer, and a warm, accessible learning space for non-technical members too. Um, I’d especially love to see the proposal clarify what we can reuse from existing workshops versus what we’re uniquely contributing back as Floor infrastructure. That would help it feel less duplicative and more like a real shared-space public good.