This is the place to show what you've built with AI and tell us how you did it. What to post here - Something you built, automated or shipped with AI - A workflow that saves you time - A before and after of a task you improved with AI - Experiments that worked, and ones that didn't (those are often the most useful) - Work in progress you'd like feedback on Who can post Everyone. Your first simple automation counts just as much as a full app. If you made it, share it. How to make a great post 1. Show it. Add a screenshot, short screen recording or image. 2. Tell us what it does. One or two lines on the problem it solves. 3. Share how you built it. Tools, prompts and steps you used. 4. Share the result. Time saved, what changed, or what you learned. 5. Ask for feedback if you want it. Keep in mind - Upload screenshots or videos instead of posting external links. - Show what you built, not what you're selling. Sales pitches will be removed. - Hide any personal, client or login info before you post. See something you like? Comment, ask how they did it, or say what you'd try next. A reply "this helped me" goes a long way. A quick reminder Never share your contact or bank info in a post. Never accept offers in DMs. If something feels off, report it to an admin. @Vashti K @Victor A @Ryan D Be sure to read the Community Rules https://www.skool.com/milesdeutscher/-/rules

I keep seeing people asking about the best ways to trade, dropship or start a business using AI, and I think there’s something that deserves more attention: You still need to understand the thing you’re asking AI to help you do. AI can speed up the process massively. It can help you research, learn, build and automate. But you need enough understanding to recognise mistakes, question its suggestions and judge whether what you’re doing actually works. If you want to trade, learn the fundamentals and understand the risks. If you want to dropship, learn about your customers, products, suppliers and margins. Those things still matter when AI is involved. Automating a system doesn’t automatically make it a good system. Sometimes it just means repeating the same mistakes faster. And if you’re at the beginning of your AI journey, my biggest advice is to choose something you’re actually interested in and curious about. Give yourself a reason to keep learning beyond the promise of making money. That curiosity is what helps you ask better questions, experiment and keep going when something doesn’t work the first time. You don’t need to become an expert before opening ChatGPT or Claude. You can use AI to learn from day one. Just make sure you’re developing your own understanding along the way. Expecting a prompt to produce a profitable business that runs itself skips over the work of finding out whether the idea is any good. Learn the fundamentals. Test your ideas. Use AI to help you improve and automate what works. What’s something you’re using AI to learn or build that you actually enjoy?