The club was inaugurated at a gathering of Isfahan’s elites, supported by the National Elites Foundation, the Information Center of the foundation reported.

 

Kourosh Khosravi, Deputy Coordinator of Economic Affairs at Isfahan Governor’s Office and the club’s founder, outlined its mission during the opening ceremony. 

He explained that the idea for the club emerged in August and has since attracted over 1,000 members, including virtual participants.

The club aims to provide a platform for individuals and organizations at all stages of AI development, from students to large enterprises seeking to enhance their processes through AI, Khosravi noted.

Unlike traditional educational settings, the club focuses on personalized development plans guided by mentors, rather than formal classes.

Khosravi also highlighted the club’s competitive structure, dividing members into two groups that will compete based on their participation in AI projects and related activities. 

He emphasized the club’s role in fostering Isfahan’s AI ecosystem, expressing hope that it will serve as a model for technological advancement in Iran.