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■ Vancouver AI Hackathon Round 3: BC AI Survey Data

Survey data from 1,001 British Columbians on artificial intelligence.

What's In The Box

The Dataset

  • 1,001 complete responses from across British Columbia
  • 17 core questions covering AI experience, attitudes, and concerns
  • Rich demographics: Age, location, education, income, family status
  • 5,000+ text responses with sentiment analysis
  • Geographic spread: Vancouver (76.6%), Victoria (13.7%), rural BC (9.7%)

Question Categories

  • AI Experience: Usage levels, comfort, learning
  • Job Impact: Economic fears, opportunities, displacement
  • Creative Impact: Authenticity, artistic value, human expression
  • Sector Applications: Healthcare, education, government, environment
  • Governance: Regulation, trust, democratic participation
  • Future Vision: Hopes, concerns, advice for leaders

Quick Start Guide

1. Explore the Data

# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/WalksWithASwagger/vanai-hackathon-003.git
cd vanai-hackathon-003

# Open the main dataset
open "Hackathon round 3 with demos[48].csv"

2. Key Data Files

  • Hackathon round 3 with demos[48].csv - Main survey dataset (1,001 responses)
  • BC_AI_Survey_Updated[5].docx - Survey methodology and question details

3. Data Structure At-A-Glance

Row = One person's complete survey response
Columns = 100+ fields including:
├── Demographics (Age, Location, Education, Income)
├── AI Experience (Q1_Experience_with_AI)
├── Sentiment (Q3_AI_affecting_society_feeling) 
├── Job Impact (Q9_Jobs_in_BC_AI_Influence)
├── Open Responses (*_OE columns)
└── Sentiment Scores (*_sentiment_percentage)

Technical Quick Start

Python

import pandas as pd

# Load the data
df = pd.read_csv('Hackathon round 3 with demos[48].csv')

# Quick exploration
print(f"Total responses: {len(df)}")
print(f"Columns: {len(df.columns)}")

# Find open-ended responses
oe_columns = [col for col in df.columns if '_OE' in col]
print(f"Open-ended questions: {len(oe_columns)}")

# Look at sentiment distribution
sentiment_cols = [col for col in df.columns if 'sentiment' in col and 'percentage' in col]
for col in sentiment_cols[:3]:
    print(f"\n{col}:")
    print(df[col].describe())

R

library(tidyverse)

# Load data
bc_survey <- read_csv("Hackathon round 3 with demos[48].csv")

# Quick look
glimpse(bc_survey)

# Find text responses
text_cols <- bc_survey %>% 
  select(ends_with("_OE")) %>% 
  names()

# Sentiment analysis
sentiment_cols <- bc_survey %>% 
  select(contains("sentiment_percentage")) %>% 
  names()

File Structure

vanai-hackathon-003/
├── README.md                              # This guide
├── LICENSE                                # Open source license
├── Hackathon round 3 with demos[48].csv   # Main dataset (1,001 responses)
├── BC_AI_Survey_Updated[5].docx           # Survey methodology
├── submissions/                           # 🏆 Hackathon submissions
│   ├── team-01/                          # First team submission
│   ├── team-02/                          # Second team submission
│   └── examples/                         # Additional submissions
├── bc-ai-dashboard-ui/                    # Example React dashboard
└── .gitignore                             # Keeps personal work private

License & Usage

This dataset is provided for hackathon use. Please respect participant privacy and use data responsibly.

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1000 survey results. Hidden in that raw waveform is the next chapter of BC’s AI story—written by students, aunties, coders, land protectors, and kitchen-table inventors. Your mission: remix those signals into prototypes, proofs-of-concept, and provocations that make our collective future tangible.

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