A few weeks ago, we received this email from one of our creators:
If you’re a creator entrepreneur, now is the moment to take AI seriously. The ones implementing it in their businesses are gaining massive leverage and scaling faster than ever. The game is changing quickly — those who own communities and who can build with these tools will be the guaranteed winners of this next era.
But the on-ramp isn’t perfect yet; the systems are intimidating and getting up to speed often falls to the bottom of the to-do list. So…
We are hosting a Creator AI Bootcamp in San Francisco on April 2nd and 3rd — two days, in person, where you’ll learn the fundamentals from experts in the space and then immediately apply these principles to a real project that matters for your business. TAs will be on-site the whole time to make sure you don't get stuck and you’ll leave with the starter pack, deep know-how, and a working agent/bot/app.
We’d love for any creator entrepreneurs serious about building a business to join us. Apply here by Friday, March 27th at midnight ET, space is limited. Agenda below if you want to learn more. See you there!!
DAY 1: LEARN AND BUILD
Tools, Setup & Learning Sessions (morning)
Context setting and how to get your AI up to speed
Toolset, tech starter pack, and how to wire up your systems (e.g., digital ocean, link up Claude to your slack)
How to actually talk to LLMs
Security and risk mitigation
Ideation & Hackathon Project Selection (early afternoon)
Use this time to figure out which project(s) and project type you want to build
Broad use cases (e.g., work processes, apps, etc)
Creator-specific use cases (e.g., follower scraping, content ingestion)
Create project doc(s): outline, goals, objectives
Organize into project pods / assign TA
Hackathon with TA Support (late afternoon / evening)
Use what you learned to hack a specific project (bring your computers and ideas... we will have TAs on site to help)
DAY 2: QA AND PRESENT
Hackathon with TA Support II (morning)
Finish your project and make sure it's up and running / work out the kinks
Show and Tell / Demos (early afternoon)
Present to the group over beers, probably
Announce the hackathon winner