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Whether you’re an engineer, designer, researcher, or just curious about AI, we’d love to have you involved as we shape the future of AI in WordPress.

Here’s how you can join us:

Become part of the conversation in the #core-ai channel in WordPress SlackSlack Slack is a Collaborative Group Chat Platform https://slack.com/. The WordPress community has its own Slack Channel at https://make.wordpress.org/chat/
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We use Slack for real-time communication. Contributors live all over the world, so there are discussions happening at all hours of the day.

Meetings alternate Thursday at 17:00 UTC in the #core-ai channel on Slack.

Team Members

Felix Arntz @flixos90 (co-Team RepTeam Rep A Team Rep is a person who represents the Make WordPress team to the rest of the project, make sure issues are raised and addressed as needed, and coordinates cross-team efforts.) – Vercel
James LePage @isotropic (co-Team Rep) – Automattic
Pascal Birchler @swissspidy – Google
Jeff Paul @jeffpaul – Fueled + 10up

#core-ai

Over the past few weeks, members of the #core-ai team have been working on a guide for community members who would like to present at meetups and WordCamps about the CoreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress. AI projects.

The aim of this guide is to help speakers prepare to present on the Core AI projects, and includes things like possible talk ideas, an overview of each project, recommended talk structures, and planning tips.

This guide will ultimately live in the Core AI Handbook under the Resources & Links section.

Before it is published, we would like to invite feedback from the wider WordPress AI Community.

You can find the working guide in this Google Doc (or the link below). If you have any feedback on the guide, please feel to leave it as a comment, or suggest updates directly on the content.

Click here to view the draft guide to leave your feedback

The document will be left open for comments and feedback until Wednesday 21 April, 2026, after which the feedback will be incorporated and it will be added to the Core AI Handbook.

annezazu 9:12 pm on 7 April 2026

Thanks for all your help here! I’m excited to see this used by meetups and WordCamps.

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Isotta Peira 8:21 am on 8 April 2026

+make.wordpress.org/community/

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henrycavill98 2:47 pm on 8 April 2026

This is a great initiative, especially for those who want to start contributing through meetups and WordCamps.

Having a structured guide like this can really help new speakers understand how to present technical topics in a clear and engaging way. In many cases, the challenge isn’t knowledge, but how to organize and deliver it effectively to different audiences.

I also think adding more real-world presentation examples or use cases would make this even more practical for beginners who are preparing their first talk.

I recently came across a practical content approach that explains how to structure information in a simple and user-focused way, which might be helpful when preparing talks like these.

Looking forward to seeing the final version of this guide.

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