Hi folks, I’m kicking off a new project and would really value perspectives from people who’ve built similar systems. How would you approach designing a workflow where someone sends a photo via a chat app, and that image is automatically analysed against predefined rules/benchmarks? The system would need to: - Understand what’s in the image - Compare it to an expected standard - Output structured scores - Feed into a simple dashboard + summary reports - Route insights to the right people Goal is to eliminate manual reporting and turn a single photo into clear, actionable insights with trends over time. My initial thought is to use a file-based system like Jake teaches and wrap it in an app-style interface so I can sell it to businesses, but open to better approaches. Would love to hear how you’d tackle this.

Hi all! Does anyone have any recommendations for people who post worthwhile content on AI? Aside from Jake, the moonshot podcast and a few others, 99% of what I see out there is total click bait. Keen to hear if there’s any podcasts/youtube channels worth a look.

Hey all, I'm working with 3D anamorphic LED displays for retail. These are the screens where content looks like it's popping out in 3D, even though the screen is flat(Like the attached image). The trick is forced perspective. The animation is designed for one specific viewing angle so it fools the eye into seeing depth. I'm learning Blender to make these manually but wondering: has anyone used AI tools to create or speed up anamorphic 3D content? Or even parts of the process like generating 3D models that you then set up in Blender? Any tools or workflows would be seriously appreciated, as this is arguably the trickiest part of this business.

I'm curious what skills you guys are installing at the user level versus the project level. I put UI UX Pro Max at the project level initially, but I found that it's applicable to most of my projects, so I just added it at the user level. Now I'm in "discovery mode" for skills and wondering what gems people have come across, especially ones that earned a place at your user level skills. Thanks in advance for sharing!

I will be adding this to its own course and making a deeper (and better edited dive) I think the real gold is in the middle but here is how to do the folder stuff WITHOUT VS Code.