Get Paid $16/Hour To Talk To Strangers & Train AI
Stu_Gatz67
- Babel Audio User
- $1400 revenue in 29 days
He’ll Pay $20/Month For a Decent Version of This
💬 Grant Slatton tweets…
weird to me nobody has made a killer browser extension that automatically creates spaced repetition flashcards for everything you read
like imagine you put in a prompt about the kind of thing you want to remember and it reads everything you read and makes cards automatically
He adds in the comments 👇
I will pay $20/mo if anyone builds a decent version of this
Could probably build an MVP in under a week
Lots of likes and bookmarks on the original tweet = many people likely feel the same 🧐
Proof that flash card apps can earn big money…
And there are several good tutorials on YouTube when you search for "build chrome extension with ai" 👀
Influencers Are In Trouble Because Of This AI Tool
💬 el.cine tweets an impressive video with the caption…
influencers are in trouble.
HeyGen just dropped UGC AI avatar, you can make them say anything with realistic expression and body movement
no one can tell this is AI now…
With hundreds of realistic, UGC avatars, you can create ads easily and add text, graphics, music, and even edit everything directly
HeyGen has a limited free plan you can play around with 👍
Master this tool (or a competitor) and you can run endless UGC campaigns for clients.
And you'll become the first type of person Marc Andreessen talks about…
There will be two kinds of people in the future: those who tell AI what to do, and those who are told by AI what to do.
Related 👇
Charge Companies $1K Per Employee For This
💬 Safwaan tweets…
Someone should release a course on "How to get the best out of Cursor/Windsurf"
- 48-hour sprint, cohort-based, over a weekend
- Charge companies $1k per employeeIf you can turn a 1x engineer into a 2x engineer, this is a no-brainer for employers
Cursor / Windsurf = AI-powered development tools 🤖
Really, there could be a course like this for every popular AI tool or platform.
Recall that 🇫🇷 French-language AI school that took off recently…
If you're more of an AI generalist than a specialist, pick a niche and tailor all your free and paid training accordingly.
For example, AI productivity tips for 👇
- Salespeople
- Teachers
- Secretaries
- Real Estate Agents
- HR Professionals
Genius Idea: Start This Agency Without Any Skills
👉 In a recent video, Chris Koerner reveals…
Your ticket to starting a profitable cash flowing business in 2025…
You’re going to start a short-form video editing agency without any skills. You’re going to charge less than everyone else but make more than everyone else because you’re going to use automated software…
Go to this website [opus.pro], grab a YouTube link from any creator in any niche, and do exactly what I’m doing right here. Generate 5 to 20 clips, DM or email them, and say, “Hey, I did a thing. I edited this video for you.”
The truth is, AI did it for you with just a few clicks—but they don’t care.
You can say, “I know you normally pay $50 to $80 per short-form video, but I’ll do it for $30. It will look better and be faster because I use AI”...
You pay a one-time small flat fee for the software, and then you charge $20 to $80 per video. You can create 10 videos with just a few clicks. It is an extremely asymmetric bet.
Looks like Opus isn't a one-time fee any more, but they do have a free trial and a limited free plan.
Or you can probably find an alternative with a lifetime deal on AppSumo (aff link).
7xed His Money With This Business in 6 Months
Sanjana Nuwan Bandara
- Former owner of CopyCopter
- 7x return on investment
$145 in 1 Day Reselling Free Items On Facebook (With AI)
Codie Sanchez
- Serial Entrepreneur
- $145 revenue in 1 day
10 Simple GPT Ideas That Can Turn Into Million $ Startups
💬 metaschool tweets…
Most people think you need a genius idea to make $1M with AI.
The truth? The simplest businesses make the most money.
Here are 10 simple GPT ideas that can turn into million-dollar startups
#5 on the list 👇
CryptoTaxGPT: Create a GPT that calculates crypto taxes by country.
Go to Market
- Tweet tax facts on Bitcoin.
- Post thread on r/CryptoCurrency.
- Chat on X Spaces with influencer.
metaschool also has a waitlist open for Build That Idea…
A platform that lets anyone launch their own AI agent in 60 seconds
- Define your Agent
- Choose a base LLM (OpenAI, Claude, DeepSeek, etc.)
- Upload knowledge base
- Set pricing and start making money
Worth keeping an eye on 👀
$750 MRR in 5 Months Despite Massive Competition
Jacky Liang
- Founder of Answer HQ
- $750 monthly revenue
Launch a Service Business With This $29/Mo AI Tool
A story from Tuesday's newsletter 👇
A key growth channel for that founder, Thomas Sanlis…
Using RedReach, I track Reddit discussions about Product Hunt alternatives, allowing me to join conversations where Uneed might be relevant. Don’t underestimate Reddit: It’s growing every day.
📝 From the Redreach homepage…
Redreach finds high impact Reddit conversations to help you naturally promote your product and get more sales.
– Get into relevant Reddit posts ranking high on Google
– Use AI-guided replies to naturally promote your product
– Monitor your brand and competitors 24/7
Here's Thomas on Reddit, and an example of him promoting Uneed.
The idea 👉 sign up for Redreach ($29/mo) and launch a service where you help busy founders promote their product on Reddit.
First step: message 10 founders you know/follow and ask if they'd be interested 💬
Bonus: I couldn't find a Twitter equivalent of Redreach, might be an opportunity to build something there.
He Got AI To Start a Business For Him While He Watched
👀 A recent video from Chris Koerner…
- MIND. BLOWN! I Just Paid ChatGPT Operator $200 to Build a Business…
Operator is an AI agent "that can use its own browser to perform tasks for you" 🤖
$200/mo for access, US only and has some restrictions. (Free alternative outlined here if you're more tech savvy, and a $20/mo alternative.)…
Chris told Operator to…
- Browse Facebook Marketplace
- Find people nearby who are trying to get rid of pianos
- Message them
- Offer to take their piano away if they pay $200
Chris focuses on the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where there are 50-60 free pianos listed every day 🎹
Even if only a small % take the offer…
That's 28 people a week agreeing to pay $200, that's $5600 a week… that could be a six-figure business
Obviously you'd have to rent a truck to move the pianos, probably fees to dispose of them, and there's a good bit of manual labor involved 💪
Still, it's impressive to see how he's able to test out this idea with AI doing a lot of the initial work.
Well worth watching his video and thinking about how else you could use Operator to test your ideas 🧐
Update: someone who has done this successfully
Posted on Reddit...
I went on Facebook marketplace and saw there were several pianos in my area listed for free. People just wanted them gone. I messaged them and offered $200 to come move it for them. Me and a friend would go pick up the piano, and if it was in good condition sell it somewhere else. If it wasn't in good condition, sold the metal for scrap for another $50 or so. We moved about 30 pianos over the course of 2-3 years in college.
1000’s of Monthly Searches + Low Keyword Difficulty
Katt recently highlighted this keyword in her newsletter: ai prompt examples
Monthly search volume: 1,000
Keyword difficulty: 🟢14/100
Product idea: A curated collection of proven prompts across categories (writing, coding, analysis, art).
Monetization: Premium membership with advanced prompts and sponsored placement for AI tool vendors.
The Keywords Everywhere Chrome extension says that keyword has a search volume of 33K/month.
And Google Trends shows ever-increasing searches for AI prompt.
You could build this out as a directory site and target keywords like…
- AI prompt for writers
- AI prompt for lawyers
- Etc.
Other directory site success stories for inspiration…
Use This New Tech To Earn $100 Per Hour
💬 Topaz Labs recently tweeted...
We’re launching Project Starlight: the first-ever diffusion model for video restoration. Enhance old, low-quality videos to stunning high-resolution. This is our biggest leap since Video AI was first launched.
They go on to show several examples of old grainy video being transformed into HD footage.
Doesn't look like the tech is generally available yet, but worth keeping an eye on 👀
I expect it will be simple to use, just upload a poor-quality video and let the magic happen.
Has me thinking about this business we featured previously…
Part of her offering was scanning and digitizing old photos.
This new tech could let you do the same with old home video / VHS tapes, while upscaling at the same time 👍
Likely a lot of older folks who would be happy to pay for that service.
