We run live sessions where you watch someone do the work, then do it yourself before the hour is out. Here is how we move. Here is why it works. Here is how to steer it when it wanders off.
We care about craft. We care about voice. We care about making things that feel like you.
Open live conversations with real questions, demos, and shared discoveries
Live sessions built around real tools and methods you can run the next morning
Guest-led, themed, and one-of-a-kind sessions with a distinct point of view
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Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Tridib Ghosh is Founder and Chief Empathy Officer of Chlorosynth, teaches and guest lectures, and posts AI images and video. His son Trinabh Ghosh is pursuing the same craft with art of his own. Big Al Gruswitz hosts. Friday at noon Eastern. Free.
AI images have a look, and most of us can spot it. Israel Ayliffe works that look out of images live, with every choice on screen. More details soon. Free, and beginners welcome.
Bring a folder you have been avoiding. Sabina Podjed shows how Gemini Notebook turns your own files into something finished: a clear summary, a brief someone else can pick up, notes you will use. She works live and names the common mistakes as they come up. Beginners welcome.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Teresa is an AI artist with a background in film and photography, art history, art therapy, and design. She brings those worlds together in a way that invites curiosity, discussion, and deeper creative exploration.
Stefanie Krüll is our guest on The Main Event, our Friday show. Friday November 13, noon to 1 PM Eastern, on Google Meet. Free. Full details are still to come on the Luma listing.
Israel Ayliffe builds and breaks AI setups, then writes down what survived. In this session he writes a skill live, then tests and tightens it, so you see where a skill holds and where it drifts. $39, included with Creator membership.
People value your work. Will they pay for it? Nagawa Lule and Beth Zukowsky go from proof to paid: how to turn the proof you already have into work people pay for. Free.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Most of us learned the tools before anyone gave us the rules. Karissa shows how she decides what her AI can and cannot do, and how to set rules that hold. $29, included with Creator membership.
Guido Fuà is a Rome-based photographer and AI creative director with almost forty years behind the camera, shooting for magazines, National Geographic Italia, and luxury hospitality brands. We talk about his work, then the week in AI news. Friday at noon Eastern. Free.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
It is Black Friday, and we are here. Big Al Gruswitz puts every response to his November AI image challenge on screen, and the people who made them talk through their tools and choices. Then the week in AI news. Friday at noon Eastern. Free, and watching counts.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Teresa is an AI artist with a background in film and photography, art history, art therapy, and design. She brings those worlds together in a way that invites curiosity, discussion, and deeper creative exploration.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
you have twelve tabs open and want one clear path
you learn best by watching someone's hands on the keyboard
you care about quality and want results you can repeat
you want your work to still sound like you when it is finished
You stop guessing and start making better choices on purpose
Your prompts get simpler, and your outputs get stronger
Your systems get cleaner, with fewer dead ends
You build confidence because you understand what to do next
A space to explore, ask better questions, and create something real. We’re glad you’re here.
