What r/AiAutomations is talking about this week

Quick context so you know where this is coming from. I've been selling software and services for 10+ years. I was the 1 AE at Builder.ai and at BuildFire (143% of quota there), and as a co-founder...

i've kinda stopped caring about which tool is "most powerful" tbh my questions are way more boring now 1. what breaks the least 2. when it does break, can a normal person figure out why without...

realised i've been googling "browser testing tools" like that's one actual requirement lol turns out i apparently need 5 diffrent things manually reproduce weird browser/device bugs run regression...

Hi everyone! I have no tech or coding background, but I want to learn AI automation, eventually to help small businesses. Here's the path I've mapped out: 1. Learn one AI assistant deeply...

I've been thinking quite a bit about AI automation and workflow design, particularly the decisions people make before introducing automation into their work. One thing I've come to appreciate is...

I've been looking at different AI automation businesses I could create but they all seem to have a lot of competitors already. It's hard to choose what to do and how I would begin to find clients...

If you're a business owner and there's a repetitive, time consuming task you wish you could automate, I'd love to help. It could be handling customer inquiries, following up with leads, data...

I am seriously thinking about this automatization. I see more and more ads on using AI or other automatizations. So, you don’t have to deal with people, put work into that, etc. If I want to build...

Is that hard to get my first client no experience and protofolio should I charge my first client or discount them ( I need the money )

I lost my job last month, and instead of spending all my time applying for jobs, I decided to try something different. I'm a software developer with experience building automation systems, AI...