Built by creators who actually ship.
The AI Creators Roundtable exists because the gap between knowing about AI and earning with it kept getting wider — and nothing on the open internet was closing it.
Tutorials were never the bottleneck
There has never been more free AI content, and creators have never been more stuck. You can watch six hours of tutorials on a Saturday and still not have one repeatable workflow on Monday. The information is everywhere. The sequence is nowhere.
The Roundtable started from a simple observation: there are AI communities that are too technical, and creator communities that stay on the surface. Almost nobody was running the room in between — where working creatives show how they are actually using this stuff to produce, earn, and scale.
So that is what this is. Not a course with modules. A conversation-driven room built around workflow breakdowns, a shared prompt and SOP library, weekly live sessions where members put real work on the screen, and a wins channel that keeps everyone honest about what is actually paying off.
Who runs it
Jayy The AI Creative — Founder
Jay works in digital marketing and has been building websites since long before this was automatable — the manual way, in WordPress, for real money.
That is the whole reason the Roundtable is framed around time rather than magic: he has been on both sides of the trade, and the goal here is helping people buy back their own time by using AI practically and ethically.
~$12,000 — One website project, built the manual way. With AI, he produced a better site plus several landing pages inside a comparable stretch of time. That gap is the entire argument — not that the tools are magic, but that the work compresses when you know the sequence.
Watch the public work on YouTube.
What we believe
Execution over theory
This is a room, not a course. Nobody needs another explainer on what a large language model is — you need the workflow, the tool that replaced a step, and the part where it broke. Authority here comes from having actually built the thing, not from credentials.
Honest about hype
Not anti-hype — anti undelivered hype. If a claim creates an expectation, the thing has to satisfy it. Nothing gets called revolutionary without evidence, and every tool review says who it's for and who should skip it.
Signal over volume
A paid door is a filter. It keeps out the spam, the promo drops, and the questions a search would have answered — which is the only reason the channels stay worth reading.
Show the whole workflow
What good is it to show you a finished result and skip what it took to get there? Breakdowns here include the setup, the dead ends, and the two places it fell over — because that's the part you can actually reuse.
You'll get value if…
- You already create — content, design, video, music, writing, marketing — or you are building a business
- You would rather watch someone break down a real workflow than hear another tool announcement
- You are a solo operator or small team wearing every hat at once
- You want to be early on the tools that matter before your competitors price them in
Skip it if…
- You want a technical AI course — this is not "let us learn Python and transformers"
- You want a library to lurk in; a roundtable only works when people actually talk
- You want a get-rich-quick number promised to you up front
- You are here to drop promo links in a room you have not contributed to