gmki: the association

I realised quite early that I wanted people to talk to about AI. I had questions of my own, felt unsure about some developments and wanted to know how other people dealt with them. That's how I found GMKI.

I immediately liked how open everyone was. People test things themselves, share what happened and speak just as honestly about their doubts. You don't have to walk into the room with a finished opinion. With a subject changing this quickly, that exchange matters to me.

I'm now part of the organising team at the non-profit association. We arrange talks, workshops, meet-ups and challenges on subjects including prompting, image generation and AI video. We don't sit and listen to what new tools supposedly can do. We test them together and talk about what actually works.

That includes the GMKI podcast. I join other members to discuss current developments and what they mean for everyday life, work and society. I particularly like that we don't pretend to have every answer. Sometimes the most interesting conversation begins exactly where the certainty ends.

For me, GMKI is a place where curiosity and open questions turn into learning together. Sometimes that leads straight to the next workshop, challenge or podcast episode.