I don’t have one single “official” community yet. But I do have a strong starting points, depending on what you need right now. If you want consistent, practical inspiration, I recommend the Everyday AI Podcast community and content. It’s a solid place to stay updated and pick up real use cases without drowning in noise. And if you want it closer to you. You can always ask questions directly through my channels, @AIwithNoel on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. I share workflows, prompt examples, and “here’s what to do next” guidance you can apply immediately. If you prefer a more professional setup networking, collaboration, or potential partnerships connect with me on LinkedIn. That’s where I share what I’m building, what I’m learning, and what’s working in real organizations. To be hornest. You don’t need the perfect community to start. You need a reliable ”go-to”, a place to ask questions, and a habit of testing one workflow at a time. That’s the lane I’m building, and you’re welcome in it. Sentences for an intro and outro as described below: - Intro: I’m Noël an AI & Digital Learning Specialist at Norlys and founder of AI with Noel. I help organizations and knowledge workers move from AI curiosity to measurable adoption without hype, and without “tech-lingo.” My focus is practical workflows, learning design, and responsible governance that make generative AI safe to use and easy to scale. In corporate environments, I support end-to-end change in use-case discovery, adoption strategy, stakeholder alignment, enablement journeys, and rollout. I design hands-on learning experiences (microlearning, workshops, simulations) that turn change objectives into everyday habits, so teams actually use tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and internal GPTs/agents in real tasks. For small businesses and solo-entrepeneurs, I translate AI into simple systems: content pipelines, customer communication, admin automation, and repeatable prompt libraries that save time and ensure quality and their voices. My operating principle is “no technical talk” through clear outcomes, fast iterations, and guardrails that build trust. I want teach about AI that reduces repetitive work, raises the baseline capability of people, and creates momentum across teams. - Takeaway: My biggest tip: start small with one task, pick a tool to solve it, and keep iterating one task at a time.
I have a lot of communities and initiatives that I promote on my website aiforgooddenmark.net - There's a lot of free initiatives, think tanks, tools and research, along with EU initiatives that are free to help upskill in AI, helping the public to understand the limitations of AI, more importantly the bias and exposures, risks and problematic value chain of AI encoding and decoding.
Life With Artificials is designed as an open and accessible space for people who want to understand AI and emerging technologies without feeling intimidated. One of our key initiatives is a free AI glossary available on our website, which translates technical terminology into clear, understandable language across multiple sectors. Our broader mission is to bridge the gap between academic research, regulatory discussions, and everyday citizens. Much of today’s AI discourse happens in highly specialized or corporate language that excludes non-experts. We work to translate that complexity into practical knowledge that empowers individuals to engage confidently in conversations about their future. Through events, interviews, educational content, and policy discussions, we aim to create a community where simple questions are welcome and curiosity is encouraged. We are also working on advancing SDG 18: Life With Artificials, a governance-oriented initiative advocating for the responsible integration of advanced technologies under conditions that protect human dignity and societal well-being. Newcomers should feel that they can participate in shaping technological transitions, not merely observe them. Creating informed and inclusive dialogue spaces is essential to that goal.
If you want to delve deeper into the topic of AI, you should look beyond social media and rely on offers from trustworthy institutions. Universities offer a particularly solid foundation here – they combine scientific foundation with practical knowledge. A concrete example from the region is FH Joanneum, which offers a wide range of continuing education courses on the subject of AI. The offers are aimed at different levels of knowledge – from the first entry for curious people with no previous knowledge to more in-depth programmes for professionals and experts. In this way, everyone can find a suitable entry point – well-founded, reliable and practice-oriented.
In my opinion, webinars on dealing with artificial intelligence offer a very good opportunity for newcomers to ask questions openly and without inhibitions – even if they seem very banal. The inhibition threshold is often lower in such formats because many participants do not know each other and there is therefore less fear of asking the wrong question. At the same time, an open atmosphere conducive to learning is usually created. The leaders of such webinars often have experience in the field of education and can explain content in an understandable and practical way. It is particularly valuable that people with very different previous knowledge and from different areas take part – for example, teachers, students and generally interested parties. This creates a diverse exchange from which all participants can benefit. Especially for the beginning, it is helpful to see that many have similar questions and that uncertainties are quite normal. In addition, newcomers can also ask their first questions directly to AI systems such as ChatGPT and thus find an uncomplicated approach to the topic. In my view, the decisive factor is not so much the concrete community as the respectful interaction with each other. If questions are welcome, mistakes are allowed and there is no time pressure, a safe and reflective introduction to the topic of AI is made much easier.
I’m not much of a community person, but in my case, Reddit has always been the least toxic environment in which to ask simple or silly questions and get useful answers.
The r/MachineLearning subreddit—people ask all levels of questions, and discussions are usually open and helpful for beginners.
SoftUni AI - a specialized educational institution for AI training ChatGPT - if you're curious, you can ask the AI itself your questions about AI
Reddit, YouTube channels or social media accounts of AI influencers
