@Boku B great advice above. non-profits are great for case studies. then migrate with the proof to other sectors where you'll find the leverage multiplied

@Avery Li I would completely recommend it. I've been there for around a year. It's mainly where the 3% of AIS is: - very commited people: from beginners to expert and senior experts - all sectors: AI developers, independent professionals looking to improve in AI, business owners, etc. It's not 100% developers - the insights on the cases exposed are really good: what would you do in this situation, what do you recommend for this, how to improve that, recommended architecture for this. - tech support specialists (2 people) It's a great place to be if you know the right questions to ask, and the value is both in the threads and in the classroom. Also in the weekly Q&A with Nate, he answers every question: from how to tackle a project to what recommendations for this and that,e tc. But is definitely not a "marketplace" for services, although job offers are there from time to time and so many connections available. A great place to do networking and leverage the connections. Since there are people from many different areas, there's always somebody with the experience you'd be looking for. I recommend starting AIS+ with a goal in mind, divided in steps and then connect a lot with the people inside. what I value a lot also is "no noise": only interesting threads. Hope this helps!

outstanding @Aaron Lorenz !

@Mikael Lindecrantz last event was from 9 am central time to 18 pm I'm in Europe too, it started around 14.00 pm and finished around 23.00 if I'm not mistaken, I could follow it cleanly, and one of the best experiences of the year, highly recommended. All the best and hope to see you there 👊

Hey @Mikael Lindecrantz ! Yeah man! Yes I'll be joining 100% I'm an annual pro member of AIS+, so its included in the membership. I'd recommend it 100% 🙌🏻

@Mees van Bokhorst Higgsfield is great, but true is too it's a wrapper (they don't have propietary models, they use the other's models) and charge an intermediary fee. The solution is to go straight to the API of the source model, it's way cheaper. True is, you'll have to manage different API keys. There's also Kie.ai (https://kie.ai/), it's like Open Router but for video and image models. They buy lots of credits in advance and can offer cheaper prices, also because the routes they use are queued (that's also why they offer cheaper creadits), this means that the generation can take longer (than going to the native API). But it's a good solution too.