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A guy making $1.6M/year showed me the best AI talk he's seen It wasn't about prompts It wasn't about agents It was how Anthropic actually uses Claude internally One detail stuck with me The workflow looked nothing like how most people use AI Less chatting More delegation I realized I've been using Claude like a tool They're using it like a coworker Bookmark this before the workflow becomes mainstream

Andrej Karpathy says you're using AI wrong Not for coding For building a second brain Drop articles, PDFs and transcripts into a folder Claude reads them, connects them and builds a living wiki The more you add The smarter it gets No starting from a blank chat every day Just accumulated context Bookmark this before AI memory becomes the default workflow

Andrew Ng says the next AI shift isn't prompting It's loops Generate Check Fix Repeat That's how self-improving systems work Most people still use one prompt and hope for the best The next generation of AI workflows won't stop at the first answer Bookmark this before loops become the default

@GeniusPothead one screenshot gets attention. the process that produced it is the interesting part

@seeconvm $20 to $550k is absurd work

A 19-year-old built an AI radar and sold it for $550,000 The crazy part? He says development cost around $20 Camera in Speed detection License plate recognition Video evidence Fine sent automatically Most people use AI to write text Some use it to automate entire systems One month of work $550,000 outcome Bookmark this before AI automation becomes the default business model

@radar24hvn ROI gets the attention, but building a system that keeps working is the impressive part

@seeconvm Impressive work on AI radar project, amazing ROI!

A 21-year-old runs 300 AI agents at once The interesting part isn't the speed It's that another model checks every result Wrong data gets flagged Bad citations get removed The system keeps looping until the errors disappear Most people use AI to generate answers He's using AI to verify them Bookmark this before self-checking agents become the default

4 old GTX 1080s can replace a $400/month AI stack That's why developers keep buying them ~$400 in used hardware 32GB of VRAM across the stack Local models No API bills No cloud subscriptions Most people pay for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor every month Others buy hardware once Same workflows Different math Bookmark this before local AI becomes the cheaper default

@0xSlyth buying compute is a cost decision. finding customers is a business decision

@seeconvm own the hardware skip the rent

A used RTX 3090 can kill a $400/month AI bill That's why developers keep buying them 24GB of VRAM for $650–800 Enough to run serious local models Most people pay for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and APIs every month Others buy hardware once Same workflows Different economics A $400/month stack is $4,800+ a year A used 3090 pays for itself fast Bookmark this before local AI becomes the default setup

My ex built a $412,000/year business with AI books She used to write them herself Now she doesn't ChatGPT writes the book Claude helps with the cover She uploads it and moves on $19 per book 23 books published Started 9 months ago with one prompt Most people think AI saves time Some are using it to build assets that sell every day Bookmark this before everyone starts doing it

A 19-year-old says she makes $15,000/month from her dorm room The workflow sounds ridiculous Find a viral kids video Generate a new version with AI Upload 5–10 times a day One video did 6.2M views Another crossed 1M The funny part? The "secret AI tool" was mostly a wrapper around existing models Most people are buying courses and tools Some are just stacking workflows Bookmark this before the next AI side hustle goes mainstream

A 21-year-old dropout bought a $91,000 BMW M4 in cash Last week his Shopify store made $73,000 More than most people earn in a year His office is still a $200 desk in his parents' house One day alone brought in over $10,000 No fancy setup No big company Just a laptop and a system Most people see the BMW The interesting part is what paid for it Bookmark this before everyone starts asking how he did it

@ChungDinh73379 everyone asks about the AI. i’d be asking how he got the first 10k followers

@seeconvm 素晴らしい成功物語ですね！彼の秘訣は何だと思いますか？

A guy runs 3 TikTok girls from one laptop 45k followers 95k followers 145k followers All AI All monetized One video hit 2.4M views Last month they made $14,000 Most people think the audience is the hard part The audience is real The revenue is real The creators aren't Bookmark this before AI creators become normal