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Straight to the piint!

That’s not the point. An Ai scaling system isn’t one specific software/mechanism that does one thing, it’s a sequence of mechanisms that bridge the entire gap between the current and desired situation of the prospect. You saying that it is one software away from being commoditized is basically saying that there will be one software that chooses your market + offer, does media buying, manages your content, calls leads, helps recruit talent, & does whatever it takes to achieve the desired outcome. We are no where near that. As long as there is a demand that AI alone can’t fulfill then there will always be a demand for AI scaling systems/AI infrastructures.

@TheMarkoTomi yes as of today we are not there. But I don't think it is very tough. All it takes is to make a low fidelity platform that patches through a set range of APIs without bringing in any complexity for the range of actions.

Homeboy is into something. What he's describing won't be replaced by AI for many years. These templates and systems he's describing are genuinely worth low 5 figures and there's a huge demand for it. Most people are cmpletely unaware of the complexity of technology and integrating new software into old systems while also solving an economically valuable business need is very very challenging. What he's saying is all true. The challenge is how he makes it sound like it's as easy as SMM lol. For anyone considering this hopefully you're the type of person who enjoys chewing glass. You'll have to start smashing textbooks and voraciously consuming the latest research papers if you want to keep up with us in this industry. And for those who are non-technical, you're at a ridiculous advantage compared to those who are technical.

@@andydataguy I agree to the point that the systems are complex. I too have built multiple systems to date for myself. Often with similar levels of complexity. But I think that the idea of these systems being very defendable competitively is not going to sustain. I have been using relevance, Cassidy, n8n and make. All are coming up with more and more complex templates and the commodotization in these systems i believe will increase with medium flexible systems with both modularity and industry or department specific tools to join without any complications. The reason I think people make money is to have an competitive edge and with ai systems i think that will be purely distribution after a certain point of development in the industry which is sooner than later in my opinion.

Haha I’m genuinely trying to stop saying “Okay” every 5 seconds but for some reason it’s an addiction I have.

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Glad you like it!

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@@lameroncuke it’s pretty good. Experience has been good so far. Especially since we about to implement a bunch of new stuff to our community and Skool makes the experience smoother.

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Depends on what you want to become. To sell AI you don't need to know coding at all. When it comes to becoming a developer, it would be useful to understand the fundamentals of web dev like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, especially if you're looking to break into the field as a front-end dev.

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