Sucessfuly completed first day 🙂 , created my first workflow using Claude Code and email landed in my inbox. Its always a nice feeling when you do something new and creative. In my first iteration I used (on purpose) Gemini for research an infografics (free version can not create images) and everything was as expected (with placeholders for images) , my second iteration was telling Claude to find and propose a free alternative for infografics which ended good but infografics had few issues. In third iteration I gave feedback and SS for infografics and Claude altered the prompt and the third iteration went good also. I found connection points for my knowlegde from SDLC, PM, QA, BDM, Sales, Operations areas, what means that my next step beside learning new skills is a maping process to map everything from my traditional software playground to AI playground. First iteration with placeholders, second with messed infografic and the third with altered infografic. And a SS of Claude Code project setup.

I spent 100 hours testing Claude Code vs ChatGPT Codex and what I found genuinely surprised me. Same prompts, same builds, both tools side by side, and one of them hit way harder than I expected. If you're picking between coding agents right now, then this video is the breakdown you actually need before you commit.

Big thank you to Nate and everyone in the AI Automation Society! I've been soaking up everything in this community, and honestly, the knowledge and frameworks I've picked up here have been a total game-changer. I'm pumped to share that I just closed my first sale for a monthly retainer! None of this would've happened without what I learned here. If you're still on the fence about putting yourself out there just start. This community is proof that the right environment makes all the difference. More wins to come. Let's go!

Real talk — I’m stuck here. Trying to clone myself so completely that I never have to sit in front of a camera again — so my content pipeline keeps running on autopilot without me being the bottleneck. I've been deep in the process of building this out — voice cloning, avatar creation, the whole system — and I want to know who else has actually pulled the trigger and done it. Not just experimented with it. Actually deployed a cloned version of themselves for real content. I did a PVC with Eleven Labs last year, and for some reason “now”, it no longer sounds like me in production. Redoing that effort this weekend. Tedious, but I think I’ll nail it. Video? That’s another beast. My HeyGen results are hit and miss. Nothing that can actually do the job of a real person yet. Probably me just being a noob on camera in general. Would love for Nate to one day cover how get gets screen ready and produces so much video content that he said Isn’t AI. He said he doesn’t use an AI clone for his content. Pretty amazing output I’d say. Anyway … 👇 Drop below: - What tool did you use for your avatar? - What tool did you use for your voice? - Is the output actually passing the "real person" test with your audience? - - Because that's the standard I'm holding myself to. Not "good enough for AI" — good enough that nobody questions it. If you've got examples, pls share them. I need to see to believe it can be done to be "believable" 🤘

It's too late to learn AI, and if you've been thinking about jumping in now, don't even try. Even if you tried, how could you keep up? A new update every single day, a new feature, a new platform. You can't possibly keep up. Luckily, you don't need to keep up with the latest tech, and some things are worth looking at while others are not. Because at this point AI is everywhere, but that doesn't mean you need to learn how to use it in everything. Focus on learning AI in the fields where it's actually making a difference. Creating ads? Yes, for sure. It's a massive opportunity because it's so manual right now. You have a lot of steps to create one video, and if you can automate that entire process, you'll make a lot of money. Believe me, because I've had people ask me. Or AI in sales. 24/7 agents are sought after because the idea of having someone sell for you at any time sounds great. Or AI for creating content at scale and posting all over social media. These are things people want to pay for. But the main issue with all of these is that they're not easy to automate or solve. I don't even know if it's fully possible, but there are people out there trying right now for sure.