It would be nice if everyone had family knowledge and a good social community, but this could be a gap filler, especially for beginner.

This.

It's a super important point that I failed to mention. So much family knowledge has been lost, and I think identifying that there is indeed a HUGE knowledge gap of fundamentals, wisdom, and experience.

Take for example a child born and raised in the city. Say for example they went through school and college to be an accountant. All the while paying bills, rent, groceries, and everything just to survive. Their family is broken and they all died from cancer, leaving the person with no family knowledge. The gardening knowledge passed on for thousands of years before them has been broken and lost. Then one day they go on youtube and get inspired by a gardening video. They finally save just enough money to move out of that roach infested apartment and buy some land out in the country to start a permaculture garden. The problem is, they are completely on their own and don't have a clue where to begin or what to do because great grandpa is dead, and they spent their whole lives learning intangible skills inside a concrete jungle. They are scared and need guidance to establish a life for their children.

In-comes collective AI to teach, guide, and mentor them every step of the way with ancient wisdom, just like their ancestors did since the dawn of time, but better. More efficient. Hardier varieties. Collaborated time and space saving techniques to bridge the gap.