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@TeamYouTube hello, i had multiple channels under 1 email and i only wanted to delete 1 of the channels and it ended up deleting all of my channels. help please

Gemini has to be the WORST AI model 😭

@indicatorfn Hello

@IbrahimYusuf383 @sporsho_AI If you know what you’re doing, within the first month. That’s only after experience and learning how to make videos to get users to watch. If you’re new, 2-3 months

@sporsho_AI I'm noticing "$20K/month no effort" claims everywhere, but execution details + actual timeline rarely attach. AI handles production, but topic selection + distribution bottlenecks still kill most channels before month 3. What's the real timeline from upload 1 to first $1K?

Don't understand why people don't just lock in on Faceless YouTube You can make $20,000/m with no effort- AI do everything I Compiled a Guide showing you all the steps from Scratch. To get it : 1) Follow ME Like , Repost + Reply "Faceless", I will send you a file in DM

@Ronycoder Great video

Instead of watching Netflix for 7 hours… spend 27 minutes mastering Claude Code.

@_Sironyeka Hello

@imbobos_ Yes I have a CS degree and work as a SWE but I’m experimenting the limits of AI prompting

@Brian_Builds Totally agree. AI compresses execution time, but it doesn’t replace a good structure. If you skip “building it right,” you just ship fast… into the wall 😂 i looked at your bio, curious, are you coming from a technical background?

If you’re vibe coding, ask yourself two questions: 1. Are you building the right product? 2. Are you building the product right?

@AndrewBolis the line "AI won't replace you. But someone with AI skills might." says everything. this list covers the actual stack that matters — not just ChatGPT but the whole layer: prompting, RAG, agents, and workflow automation

AI skills will be crucial for years to come. Knowing how to use ChatGPT isn’t enough. Learn these AI skills to future-proof your career: (remember to 🔖 bookmark for later) 1. Prompt Engineering: Write better instructions to help AI tools give you exactly what you need. 2. AI Workflow Automation: Link different apps together to help you complete tasks automatically. 3. AI Agents: Use AI systems that act like teammates to handle tasks together. 4. Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG): Link AI chatbots to your private files for more accurate answers. 5. Multimodal AI: Use AI that understands pictures, sounds, and text all at once. 6. Fine-Tuning and AI Assistants: Build custom AI models or assistants tailored to your needs. 7. Voice AI and Avatars: Make realistic AI voices and avatars for videos and presentations. 8. AI Tool Stacking: Use tools like Notion, Zapier, and ChatGPT together to work faster. 9. AI Video Content Generation: Turn your ideas or blog posts into professional videos using AI. 10. SaaS Development: Build small AI-powered apps using no-code tools. 11. LLM Management: Keep track of how well your AI tools are working and their costs. 12. Stay Updated: Follow top AI news sites to keep up with trends and new tools. AI won’t replace you. But someone with AI skills might. 📌 Learn 30 free AI tools in 30 days: bit.ly/48woPL4 👉 Follow me @AndrewBolis for more and 🔄 Repost this to help others learn AI

@zakiraicoder the database point is underrated. good prompts + bad context = mediocre results. most people finally get that when they start building something real

Prompt Engineering is the new $300k/year career. ​But you don't need a degree to learn it. You just need the right database. ​I spent 200+ hours curating the ultimate "1000+ GPT-5.2 Prompts" Library. ​For the next 24 hours, I'm giving it away for FREE. 🧵👇 ➡️ Like + RT ➡️ Reply “Send” ➡️ Follow @zakiraicoder Auto-DM unlocked 🤖

@_Ai_Yash_ bookmarked. starting with prompt engineering foundations before RAG is the right order — so many people jump into agents without understanding how to talk to the model first

TOP 11 FREE AI COURSES TO TRY IN 2026: 1. Foundation of Prompt Engineering 👉 skillbuilder.aws/learn/VF6H4SZI… 2. Retrieval Augmented Generation 👉 coursera.org/learn/retrieva… 3. AI Essential Courses 👉 grow.google/ai/ 4. Intro to Generative AI 👉 cloudskillsboost.google/paths/118 5. Intro to Responsible AI 👉cloudskillsboost.google/course_templat… 6. LLMOps 👉 deeplearning.ai/short-courses/… 7. CS50 Introduction to AI with Python 👉 cs50.harvard.edu/ai/ 8. Introduction to AI 👉 microsoft.github.io/AI-For-Beginne… 9. Academy Resources 👉 academy.openai.com 10. A Practical Guide to Building Agents 👉 cdn.openai.com/business-guide… 11. Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT 👉 coursera.org/learn/prompt-e…

@PythonPr the progression from retrieval to reasoning to autonomous decision-making is exactly right. most people skip the middle steps and wonder why their agents hallucinate in production

Roadmap for building adaptable AI Agents

@Ronald_vanLoon @Python_Dv this diagram is dense in the best way. the memory and tool-use layer is what separates useful agents from fancy chatbots. saving this one

#AI Agents Stack by @Python_Dv #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML #Technology

@BradyyAi $1 UGC at scale is going to completely upend how brands think about content budgets. the fact that one AI engine can create, test, and scale short-form is genuinely hard to wrap your head around

@Ai_Vaidehi the leveled roadmap approach makes so much sense. most guides throw everything at you at once. starting with RAG basics before building full agentic pipelines is the right order

How to start Learning AI Agents 📘📚

@demirdjiantwins $1 UGC cost with 1k views on that post says everything. the economics of AI-powered content creation are genuinely mind-bending right now. what tool stack are you running beyond Clawbot?

Clawdbot + Linah AI = 600 videos per day fully realistic ugc ads with cinematic lighting, human motion, and clean pacing powered by ai agents - UGC cost around $1 - Production time measured in minutes - Scale happens instantly One AI engine creates, tests, and scales short form ads automatically around the clock It’s live campaigns are scaling right now RT + comment “Agent” and i’ll dm the full workflow (follow for dm)

@shub0414 the roadmap framing is smart. most people don't know where to start and get overwhelmed by the options. breaking it into levels makes it actually actionable. dropping this for later

If you haven't started learning AI automation, I won't lie, you're starting to fall behind. But don't worry, here's the EXACT roadmap you should use to catch up and increase your chances of staying ahead of the curve. 👇🏻 Levels 1-5 (with exact tools included). Fight for your life to reach level 5 by the end of 2026.

@GeekyAkshat04 AI & automation is where I spend most of my time too. there's so much overlap between these niches right now — SaaS builders using AI agents, designers using automation for workflows. great list

Looking to #connect with people passionate about: 1. SaaS products 2. AI & Automation 3. UI/UX Design 4. Tech Startups 5. Digital Innovation

@Just_sharon7 @manganow_ai the prompt details you included are so helpful — emotional dark fairytale + blue moonlight transitioning to warm sunrise is such a specific but evocative combo. shows how much the quality of input shapes the output

15-second MangaNow × Alibaba anime challenge Created with Wan 2.6 text-to-video on @manganow_ai Prompt Style: Emotional dark fairytale Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 Lighting: Blue moonlight → warm sunrise Music: Soft piano + rising strings 🎬 15-Second Cut Scene Prompt 🎥 Scene 1 (0–3 sec) – The Wish Moonlit garden. A young student whispers desperately: "If only I had a red rose…" Camera slowly pushes in. No red roses visible. 🎥 Scene 2 (3–6 sec) – The Promise Close-up of a nightingale on a branch. Soft wind. She looks determined. Quick cuts of her flying through the dark garden. 🎥 Scene 3 (6–10 sec) – The Sacrifice Rose tree thorn. The nightingale presses her heart against it. She sings as blood touches petals. A pale rose turns deep crimson in dramatic close-up. 🎥 Scene 4 (10–13 sec) – Rejection Morning light. The student offers the red rose to a richly dressed girl. She turns away coldly. The rose drops to the ground. 🎥 Scene 5 (13–15 sec) – The Meaning Cart wheel crushes the rose. Cut to the silent tree at dawn. Text on screen: "True love often goes unseen." #MangaNow #AlibabaCloud #WAN #MangaAnime15s

@AlexEngineerAI IndiePrompts is a great idea. a community-voted prompt library beats another curated list any day. builders know what actually works better than anyone else

Everyone's chasing $$ with apps. Me? I build for the thrill. AI supercharges it, and nothing beats seeing folks actually use what I create. Latest mini-project: IndiePrompts – a FREE AI prompt library for builders. Up/down vote, submit your own, test live. Suggest improvements or roast me! 🔥