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AI automation is bullshit. Here is what you should do instead. And this is coming from somebody who has been doing AI automation for the last two years. All right, and here is the two things that you can do instead. And one of them, I haven't seen anywhere else on the internet. So the first thing is vibe coding. And if you haven't heard of it, it basically allows you to code even if you're not a coder. Now the top three things you need in order to do this are first, you need to understand coding architectures. Just look up videos on YouTube. The second thing is you need a good tech stack if you're going to do full stack development. And then the third thing is that you need to be an incredible problem solver. From there you can do almost anything. You can build softwares, apps, whatever it is that you want, and you can make your ideas come to life or you can build them for businesses. And the next thing is data. And I know that sounds boring, but I haven't seen this anywhere else. So in working with businesses for two years, I realized that the number one bottleneck within any AI automation or any agent that you're selling to a business is data. Data is often unorganized and messy, and raw data that businesses have is never built for AI. So that's where this idea comes from, which is ripening data for businesses. And one of the best ways to do this would be to act as a consultant for Scale AI. So if you haven't heard of them, they're now a $30 billion company started by one kid a couple years ago. And you would use this product to help businesses upload, manage, clean, and label all of their data to then upload it to any AI agents. Now the incredible part about this is that you are taking step one. So you are cleaning data for businesses and from there you can refer them to other people, maybe even an automator who is creating an agent, or now that you have your foot in the door, you can easily sell an automation or sell an agent to that business because you understand their data and you've organized their data for them. I hope that made sense. Follow for more.