Namaste, everyone!
I decided to create a separate topic about artificial intelligence. Not as a form of “training from one person,” but as a place where we can share experiences, ask questions, share discoveries, and help one another understand this rapidly changing field.
I’ve been working with AI for quite some time. During that period, I’ve gone from simply using ChatGPT to creating more complex AI-based solutions. I’ve experimented extensively, made mistakes, reworked things, learned many lessons the hard way, and continue to study new possibilities all the time.
I’ve worked with ChatGPT/OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and other models. I’ve explored prompts, working with large documents and knowledge bases, RAG, AI agents, process automation, creating assistants, and various AI use cases.
Let me say right away: I won’t post any links here to myself, my projects, websites, or personal work—and I neither can nor intend to engage in advertising. We’re only sharing experience.
If I share anything, it will only be something that may be useful to other participants.
I’m particularly interested in the topic of vibe coding—using modern AI tools to turn ideas into working solutions more quickly, even without following the traditional development path. This field is developing very rapidly and opening up many new possibilities.
I suggest we make this a place wherea shared space for exchanging experience. Let’s figure out AI together and learn how to use it effectively.
We can discuss anything: from taking the first steps with AI and choosing tools to more advanced topics—automation, AI agents, working with information, creating our own solutions, different models, and practical use cases.
If anyone has experience, interesting discoveries, or their own ways of using AI, please share those too. Everyone can be useful in this thread: some have already delved deeply into the subject, while others are just getting started.
If I know the answer, I’ll share my experience.
If not, we’ll try to figure it out together.
I think this is exactly the time when exchanging experience is much more valuable than trying to find a single “teacher,” because everything is changing very quickly.
In short, I suggest we create a small collaborative AI workshop
if no one is against it)
If this topic interests you, give it a
and join the discussion.
I decided to create a separate topic about artificial intelligence. Not as a form of “training from one person,” but as a place where we can share experiences, ask questions, share discoveries, and help one another understand this rapidly changing field.
I’ve been working with AI for quite some time. During that period, I’ve gone from simply using ChatGPT to creating more complex AI-based solutions. I’ve experimented extensively, made mistakes, reworked things, learned many lessons the hard way, and continue to study new possibilities all the time.
I’ve worked with ChatGPT/OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and other models. I’ve explored prompts, working with large documents and knowledge bases, RAG, AI agents, process automation, creating assistants, and various AI use cases.
Let me say right away: I won’t post any links here to myself, my projects, websites, or personal work—and I neither can nor intend to engage in advertising. We’re only sharing experience.
If I share anything, it will only be something that may be useful to other participants.
I’m particularly interested in the topic of vibe coding—using modern AI tools to turn ideas into working solutions more quickly, even without following the traditional development path. This field is developing very rapidly and opening up many new possibilities.
I suggest we make this a place wherea shared space for exchanging experience. Let’s figure out AI together and learn how to use it effectively.
We can discuss anything: from taking the first steps with AI and choosing tools to more advanced topics—automation, AI agents, working with information, creating our own solutions, different models, and practical use cases.
If anyone has experience, interesting discoveries, or their own ways of using AI, please share those too. Everyone can be useful in this thread: some have already delved deeply into the subject, while others are just getting started.
If I know the answer, I’ll share my experience.
If not, we’ll try to figure it out together.
I think this is exactly the time when exchanging experience is much more valuable than trying to find a single “teacher,” because everything is changing very quickly.
In short, I suggest we create a small collaborative AI workshop
if no one is against it)If this topic interests you, give it a
and join the discussion.