Sorry, only half of the call has been recorded. I was testing this Skool video tool, but I think we will stick with the good old Google Meet next time. (You can skip the first 3,5 minutes, it's just me looking at the screen on my own 🫠)

Hi Everyone, Thank you for hanging on with me while I was getting my personal life events sorted. As a free perk for the best Skool community out there, I want to share this n8n automation I recently built as a social media content machine. What It Does: - Input your brand details once through a simple form - AI generates 6 unique posts (3 LinkedIn professional, 3 Facebook community-focused) - Creates custom images for each post using Google's latest AI - Sends each post to you for approval via Slack - Lets you request edits with natural language feedback using NanoBanana - Automatically schedules approved content across platforms - Tracks everything in organized spreadsheets I'm using a new platform called Late to help me automate and schedule the social media connections. The platform is brilliant, super smooth, and I haven't seen anyone talking about it. I will probably make a video about it very soon. The app is currently on AppSumo for $49 lifetime license, so if this is something you are interested in, don't miss the deal. Other similar platforms like Bloatao charge you $30/month for the same. Also, this will be my first official template sent to the n8n community, so I'm losing my virginity as an official n8n builder. But you get it here first! If you have any questions or need help setting it up, let me know! And by the way, you are going to see me much more active from now on, sharing a lot more really cool content for ya'll, stay tuned! Didac

Hi Everyone, These past two weeks, I've been super busy figuring out a few things and testing the Chimera enhancements. I’ve also been working on starting to materialize a project I’ve been going back and forth on for months. Virtual Agents. I’ll explain more in the future, but basically, I’m trying to create a personalized set of agents—each of them working either individually or as part of a team—aimed at achieving specific business process automations. The idea is to build a catalog of virtual agents that you can almost template-ize and offer to businesses directly from a catalog. This will require quite a lot of work, but I believe the potential, once it’s done, is pretty high. My plan is to not only offer these myself, but also make them available to other AI practitioners like you—so you can re-sell these agents without having to build them yourself. They would have proven reliability and be tested in real business cases. Would this be something you’d be interested in? For example, being able to offer robust AI solutions and automations without having to build them from scratch?

I'm deep in the build phase of a new AI startup, and I've hit a point where I need some design firepower. It's a voice-first AI coach that's basically a "sanctuary for the mind" for freelancers—super minimalist and empathy-driven. I've already used Midjourney to generate a bunch of visual concepts that really nail the brand's "calm-tech" vibe. What I desperately need now is a sharp freelance UI/UX designer who lives and breathes Figma. Their mission would be to take these concepts and my strategic brief and turn them into a polished, production-ready Figma prototype for the app and website. The final Figma file will be fed into Lovable 2.0 that generates the front-end code, so this is a pure, high-impact design gig. I’m looking for someone whose portfolio just screams "elegant minimalism." If of interest or you know someone in your network, please get in touch Thanks! Cheers, Mark

🚨 MIT just dropped a game-changer for anyone building with AI (Full document attached) They analyzed 831 ways companies are making AI safer and sorted them into 4 buckets: - Governance & oversight - Technical & security - Operations - Transparency & accountability Operations dominates with 36% of all safety measures. What's everyone actually doing: - Testing & audits (127 different approaches) - Setting clear data rules + live model monitoring - Publishing risk assessments that buyers actually trust What almost NO ONE is doing (<1% adoption): - Model alignment checks - Conflict of interest shields - Whistleblower systems - Energy impact tracking This is a MASSIVE opportunity gap 👀 Why this matters for our community: 1. Regulators are watching - They're 100% using this list to craft new rules 2. Investors are asking - Show them you have these controls = faster funding 3. Early movers win - Lock in these practices now before they become mandatory https://airisk.mit.edu/blog/mapping-ai-risk-mitigations