Fairly new here, but the difference from the bigger groups showed up fast. Michael gave me thirty minutes on a call before I had posted a single thing. No pitch, just useful. That set the tone. Small community, which is the point. You post and real people reply the same day instead of getting buried under a hundred others. The content is short and practical, the kind you can use immediately. Michael is in the comments constantly and actually answers. Worth joining.

If you don't know where to start your AI journey, start here. If you're more advanced, join here. No matter where you are, you'll find a comfortable, challenging, supportive community at AI Bits and Pieces. Michael is an incredible instructor who teaches using real-world, responsible AI practices. You'll find the right path for you, not generic training. Participate in the community to get the full compound effect. You'll be glad you joined. I'm a paying member, and it easily pays me back.

Joined premium and it paid for itself fast. $99 a year, and Michael donates to charities on top of it. The content is usable, not theory. How ChatGPT actually works, the how-to series, Claude Code, Cowork, the 30-60-90 product assessments. Michael Wacht has been a mentor to me and his guidance keeps pointing me the right direction. Generous with what he knows. If you want to apply AI instead of just reading about it, this is worth your time.