What sort of things did the AIS group do that gave the impression they were taking ideas more seriously? Was it more events surrounding taking action (e.g. Hackathons)? Members engaging more with the ideas in the time outside of the club meetings? More seriousness in reorienting their careers based on the ideas?
What sort of things did the AIS group do that gave the impression they were taking ideas more seriously? Was it more events surrounding taking action (e.g. Hackathons)? Members engaging more with the ideas in the time outside of the club meetings? More seriousness in reorienting their careers based on the ideas?
Mostly the latter two, yeah