🟠 Use this category to connect with people around shared interests, ideas, or projects. You can post: - what you’re working on or thinking about building - invitations to collaborate or explore an idea together - requests for feedback, partners, or complementary skills - short introductions focused on interests, not resumes - proposals for small experiments or joint projects This is the right place for: - finding people to think or build with - forming small, informal collaborations - exploring alignment before committing to anything - turning ideas into shared work

🟠 Use this category to ask thoughtful questions about AI, tools, systems, or directions you’re exploring. You can post: - open questions you don’t yet have an answer to - strategic or conceptual questions - practical questions about choosing tools or approaches - questions that need multiple perspectives - uncertainties, doubts, or decision points This is the right place for: - asking “how would you think about this?” - exploring trade-offs and alternatives - clarifying your understanding - collective reasoning rather than quick fixes If the value of your post is the question itself, and you want to think it through with others, it belongs here.

🟠 Use this category to share early ideas, hypotheses, and experiments before they are finished or proven. You can post: - raw ideas you’re thinking about - “what if” concepts or directions - early experiments and quick tests - prototypes or partial implementations - observations from trying something new - failures, unexpected results, or dead ends This is the right place for: - thinking out loud - sharing work in progress - testing assumptions - exploring ideas without pressure to succeed - learning from things that didn’t work If your post feels too early, too rough, or too uncertain for other categories, it belongs here

🟠 Use this category to share the best places to learn AI. You can post: - universities, labs, and academic programs worth paying attention to - online courses, bootcamps, and learning platforms - communities, forums, Discords, Slack groups, and research circles - newsletters, blogs, and learning resources - learning paths or combinations of resources - personal experiences studying somewhere (what was good, what wasn’t) - questions about where and how to learn specific AI topics This is the right place for: - recommendations of high-quality learning environments - comparisons between courses or programs - “where should I study this?” discussions - sharing underrated or niche learning resources - long-term learning strategies, not quick tutorials If your post is about where to learn AI well, deeply, or seriously, it belongs here.

Use this category for sharing real-world uses of AI in practice. You can post: - concrete use cases from work, business, products, or personal projects - examples of how AI is actually used in daily workflows - what worked, what didn’t, and what surprised you - limitations, edge cases, and real constraints you encountered - adaptations you had to make to fit AI into existing processes - questions about applying AI in specific contexts This is the right place for: - practical stories and case-based discussions - “we tried this and here’s the outcome” - translating AI capabilities into real value - discussing trade-offs, costs, reliability, and maintenance If your post answers “how does this work in reality?” or “what happens when this meets real constraints?”, it belongs here.