Free live call

FOR FOUNDERS, BUSINESS OWNERS & DECISION-MAKERS

Free AI community live call

The next session in our weekly Zoom series. The specific topic for this date has not yet been published.

  • Delegate clearly
  • Control quality
  • Clarify your case live
60 minutes live

Name and email are enough. Zoom sends the access link and reminder.

Illustration: Many glass orbs linked in a circle with a yellow one at the centre
01Which work you can delegate — and which decisions you should retain
02The structure that turns a chat window into real work
03Where most implementations fail — and how to spot it early
04Live questions: your case, our assessment

Short answer: what does the AI community offer?

The AI live calls run every Saturday at 11:00 Europe/Berlin for 60 minutes, with registration via Zoom.

The first 100 members of the Skool community stay free permanently; from member 101 onwards membership is paid.

Weekly AI live calls are now embedded across the site.

Every Saturday at 11:00 Europe/Berlin, the format gives a compact mix of market filtering, practical cases, questions, and clear next steps.

Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 11:00 · Europe/Berlin1x per weekLive Q&A
  • for founders, teams, and operational decision-makers
  • built around real business cases instead of AI theatre
  • including a start calendar and a fixed kickoff series

Next session: Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 11:00 · Europe/Berlin. The series then continues on a weekly rhythm.

Illustration: Virtual roundtable with a highlighted speaker.

What you will take away in 60 minutes

The call combines strategic framing with a practical operating model. You leave with clearer decisions and a credible next step.

Delegation with clear boundaries

Identify which recurring work AI can take over and which decisions should deliberately remain with you.

An executive workflow, not a prompt collection

See the structure of assignment, context, clarification loop, execution, and quality control.

Spot failure early

Recognize common breaks in data, ownership, approvals, and output quality before they become operational problems.

Your case in the live Q&A

Bring your own process. We will assess what can be automated responsibly and what the first clean step looks like.

Training with Kai Zimmer and Matt Zargi

Matt Zargi is our AI Master Developer and leads training sessions with Kai Zimmer or independently. Pallavi Sharma and Riya Kalra complete the team across delivery, operations, and quality assurance.

Kai Zimmer

Kai Zimmer

Founder & Master AI Architect

Founder and orchestration architect focused on business logic, governance, and reliable rollouts.

Matt Zargi

Matt Zargi

AI Master Developer

AI Master Developer and training lead. Turns architecture into production-ready systems and teaches delivery with Kai or independently.

Pallavi Sharma

Pallavi Sharma

Delivery & Process Design

Delivery and process design lead connecting business teams to clean system implementation.

Riya Kalra

Riya Kalra

Operations & Quality Assurance

Operations and quality lead making sure agent systems stay dependable in daily execution.

What this community actually does

Not as a noisy feed, but as a structured entry surface for recurring orientation.

Market filter instead of AI noise

New tools, models, and AI news get reduced to what is actually relevant for business teams.

Stable landing surface

Founder posts, LinkedIn mentions, referrals, and community traffic all get one clear destination.

Practical cases instead of theory

The topics stay anchored in sales, service, back office, operations, and real decision pressure.

Next step instead of content backlog

From here, the live call, ROI calculator, curriculum, and Membership lead into the right continuation.

Not as a feed. As a guided orientation surface.

This page is the stable community destination for warm visitors who want context first before moving into a harder commercial step.

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  • Weekly market filtering instead of news FOMO
  • Concrete business cases instead of generic AI talk
  • Direct handoff into live calls, ROI, or Membership

This surface works especially well for LinkedIn, referrals, and warmer community traffic.

Illustration: Team scene for live-call and community orientation

Choose the right next entry point

Not every visitor needs the same step. This page keeps the main continuation paths clearly separated.

The first 100 members are free — forever.

To launch the KI-Agenten Business School we run a founding-member offer: the first 100 members join for free and stay free permanently. From member 101 onward, the community becomes paid.

Founding members100 seatsPaid afterwards
  • Free forever — even after the community switches to paid
  • Full access to the community, classroom modules, and live calls
  • The counter is running: paid starts at member 101

Anyone who is already a member when the paid model starts keeps free access permanently (grandfathered).

Illustration: Founding members of the KI-Agenten Business School

Who this community is especially useful for

Especially when clarity matters more than yet another tool or another half-framed pilot.

  • Founders and ops leads dealing with too many parallel AI signals
  • Teams that want weekly orientation without drifting into hype communication
  • Warmer LinkedIn or referral traffic that needs context before a harder ROI step
  • Organizations that want prioritization, language, and governance logic before a pilot starts

Questions about the community surface

Is this more community or more sales?

Orientation first. The page is meant to route warmer visitors into the right next step without forcing them into a sales script immediately.

Do I need to go straight into Membership?

No. Many people start with the next live call, the free course, or the ROI calculator first.

When is the ROI calculator the better path?

As soon as you already have one concrete process in mind and need economic prioritization more than general orientation.

Current materials and participation

Week and day labels suggest a personal learning plan, not a promised completion time or outcome. Current modules are listed on Skool; the reviewed introductory modules are in German.

Recordings are provided only when they exist and are cleared for publication. An announced session does not guarantee a replay. Currently available materials are listed in the Skool community.

Start potential analysis

If you want to prioritize a real process, a few clear inputs are enough for a strong first assessment.

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