Dear Nexem Mentis Collective Community, I hope this message finds you all thriving and diving deep into the transformative world of AI with the same passion and curiosity that brought us together. Today, I want to address a topic that is vital to the spirit of our community – the value of openness, collaboration, and the freedom to share. Recently, I encountered a situation that reminded me of the fundamental differences in how communities can operate. I was banned from another AI-focused community, a decision that was surprising and, admittedly, quite disheartening. The specifics of the situation aside, it underscored for me the importance of the principles we’ve established here at Nexem Mentis Collective. Here, we've built a community grounded in the belief that AI's potential is best realized through open dialogue, mutual respect, and collaborative exploration. We understand that the path to innovation is not owned by any single individual or group but paved by the diverse insights and contributions of all who travel it. In light of this, I want to reaffirm our commitment to being a space where different voices, including those building their communities, are not just allowed but encouraged. If you've created a community, a platform, or a space where learning and discussion about AI and its vast possibilities are fostered, we invite you to share it here. The Nexem Mentis Collective is more than just a group of individuals; it's a nexus for all who genuinely love AI and seek to explore its depths without constraints or the fear of exclusion. To those who may have experienced similar situations of being marginalized or excluded, let this serve as a reminder: Your contributions are valuable, and your quest for knowledge is respected here. We stand together, united by our shared passion for AI and the belief that in diversity and freedom of expression lies our greatest strength. Let's continue to share, grow, and inspire each other, making the Nexem Mentis Collective a beacon for what a truly open and collaborative AI community looks like.

Now you can use skool in dark mode on your computer and phone. Turn it on/off in your settings. It's not as polished as light mode, that's why it's called "Dark mode (beta)". We know a bunch of you want it, so we figured we'd ship it early and get your feedback.