What's one AI automation project that taught you more than any course or tutorial?

What’s the fastest way to go from learning AI automation to actually building and deploying your own AI system that can handle real business tasks like emails, scheduling, and workflows?

- no idea who qouted this Yesterday, I met a friend in college who's been in the agency space for the past three years, mainly running a video editing agency. We exchanged words and I realised that he knows a lot more about the agency space than I did. Coming from a school where no one really understood AI and not even a little bout the agency space, I felt that I was the "ONE" 🥲. It also brings the quote "if you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room." And now I know why it is. There's a whole mountain of knowledge for me to learn and being with people(IRL) in this space is what I wanted. Not like its necessary, but its awesome to have it. #college #agency #AI #VideoEditing #quotes

So by mistake I skipped day 3 and will have to go back to that one. Since I completed day 4 I'm still going to post out of sequence. While following Nates instructions, Claude threw me off by listing Serpapi while I was initially using Tavily. During this process I noticed that it gave me a comment section inside the planned step. Once I made the comment and ran it, it updated. I jus thought this was a cool feature. Next up, my deploy was just a simple run of industry news. I didn't deploy it since I was just testing it out. My next build will be an agent I can use and go further with. For now, just putting everything together before I put it in action in my main folder.

Don't build anything today. Find one industry where people still waste hours every week on manual work. Ask: • What do they do repeatedly? • How many hours does it cost? • Has anyone automated it yet? The best AI opportunities aren't where everyone is looking. They're hiding inside boring workflows nobody questions. 👇 Drop one industry and one painful manual process in the comments.