my state of AI
AI front end, GPT back end
meet 1 legged Earl. He’s an ex-druglord that’s got into a bad deal and lost its leg as a result. he still kept his Ferrari 201GTP and a 3.4M stash. he livin the life in MYAM.
If only any of this was true. AI’s responsible for it. And my brain. That’s my business nowadays.
I’m using AI in pretty much every single facette of my startups nowadays. This image was produced by MidJourney. ChatGPT edits pretty much everything I send.
I use Harpa.ai to create my YT chapters, Titles and LinkedIn Posts.
I use opus.pro to create the YT shorts that get 10k views in 1 hour, in 10 seconds.
I use Apollo.io’s AI function to cold outreach and book guests.
I use claude.ai to clean out data and pull out lists.
AI has infiltrated every strata of my business and the CEO’s I talk to monthly.
It’s pretty obvious by now that the Future Business will be YouMan managing 1000’s of AIs and reaping immense wealth. Introducing AI Oligarchs.
I’m offering AI-as-a-Service through these 2 businesses of mine:
AI Podcast as a Service: using podcasts to learn, netwerk and grow leads.
Cold Email AI as a Service: full scale lead machine. that brings me 75+ meets/week
These businesses are fully automated. If they take my time, I need to learn something, while getting paid, obviously. AIs do the leg work. I took the time to teach these AIs. And let me tell you they don’t disappoint.
I’ve reflected lately and the only (minimal) stress I’ve faced in the last 7 years was this toxic cycles: employees not performing. clients not happy and not paying. employees not happy because clients not paying. and the cycle continues forever. humans don’t scale.
What if AIs could forever deliver better. What if clients would be always happy as a result?
What if most clients wouldn’t bother learning what systems I have, and how I created these? What if they did and paid me for it?
Shifting paradigms lately, and it’s certainly feeling good after bringing so much adversity managing humans in the last years.
Glad I made the human experiment, though. At best, this prediction will come alive quick in the next months. At worse, just like me starting dropshipping, nomading and ultraing before it was cool, it might take another 5 years. I doubt. Cuz Moore’s. Let’s feel.