In just a few months since launching in November, AI Automation Society Plus ranked 4th in the tech category for the fastest-growing communities on Skool! 🚀 This win isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about the power of community. What I love most about the AI space right now is that everyone wants to win together. ↳ No gatekeeping. ↳ No hoarding of knowledge. ↳ Just a shared mission to learn, build, and succeed together. AIS+ has become a place where anyone—regardless of educational background—can learn how to practically build and apply AI automations to real businesses. Seeing members grow, collaborate, and launch projects has been the most rewarding part of this journey. Huge thank you to everyone here who’s been a part of this journey! Couldn’t have done it without you guys. 🫶

n8n, the powerful workflow automation platform, has just raised a massive €55M in a Series B round led by Highland Europe! This funding round marks a major milestone for the company, fueling its mission to revolutionize no-code/low-code automation: https://blog.n8n.io/series-b/

For a deeper discussion on workflow architecture, let's chat here. AI agents are powerful, but here’s the problem—most people are using them when they don’t need to. If your process is deterministic, predictable, and follows a set of structured steps, then an AI workflow is almost always the better option. In this video, I break down the key differences between AI workflows and AI agents, why forcing an agent into a simple process is a mistake, and how switching to a workflow can make your automations cheaper, more consistent, and more scalable. I’ll also show real examples in n8n where I initially built an AI agent, only to realize that a workflow could do the job better.