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@smoothynerd anyone can build now, but not everyone can find customers

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@0xusdfarm These are the actual rules used by those who possess money, on a large scale

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@tolik12308 It’s simply staggering, such a high level of AI, even now

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@A_Pirate_I pump it

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@leayaana It looks extremely natural

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@Atenov_D dope, real banger

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@elg_oleksandr huh, nice film

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@KrisShan1 this could actually save millions of dollars$$

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HOLY FCKING SHT. PEOPLE ARE SLEEPING ON ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE SKILLS OF 2026.

THIS ONE VIDEO COULD COMPLETELY CHANGE HOW YOU USE AI.

and I'm not even exaggerating.

most people are still asking chatbots to write emails while others are building agents that can handle entire workflows on their own.

SAME AI. COMPLETELY DIFFERENT RESULTS.

Greg Isenberg just shared a nearly hour-long course on building ai agents that ACTUALLY WORK.

and if you've been wanting to get into ai agents but had no clue where to start, this is worth bookmarking.

forget another list of 100 ai tools you'll never use.

this is about learning how to build something useful.

here's what's covered:

— agent architecture: how agents think through tasks, use tools, and actually get things done.

— Claude Code: setting up your own agents and giving them the context they need.

— skills & workflows: building reusable systems instead of repeating the same prompts every day.

— debugging: what to do when your agent breaks, gets stuck, or starts making stuff up.

— integrations: connecting agents to real tools so they can work outside a chat window.

and you get to see the process on screen, not just hear someone talk about it.

now imagine having your own little team handling research, organizing information, writing code, and taking care of repetitive tasks while you focus on bigger things.

THAT'S THE SKILL YOU WANT TO LEARN IN 2026.

not memorizing prompts. not downloading another chatbot.

actually knowing how to make these things WORK.

a year from now, I think the difference between people who understand agents and people who don't is gonna be pretty ridiculous.

and the wild part? you can start learning this stuff TODAY.

SAVE THIS VIDEO. WATCH IT THIS WEEKEND. BUILD ONE AGENT.

you'll learn more from actually getting one working than from watching another 50 ai demos.

follow for more alpha like this. the people building now aren't gonna wait for everyone else to catch up.

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@smuvnerd we are getting ever closer to AGI; I hope it will be a safe future

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@elonmusk @bot grock era is here

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@thetrackk @Nifferaeth WAGMI MAN

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@0xMovez its amazing!!

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@TFiirmzee lol this looks really cool

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@0xTensorr I think that over the next couple of years, we’ll uncover many secrets related to two giants of the AI ​​industry

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@tolik12308 @AleiahLock How soon will we see him on the news?

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@Stiingy7 This is absolutely wonderful! I think I might try starting a design company and making a ton of money from it,I believe that’s what I’ll focus on during my vacation, tyy!

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@byMirum huh, soon it’ll be possible to put an AI in prison

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HOLY SH*T. WE MIGHT BE LIVING THROUGH THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY OF OUR LIFETIME.

and the crazy part? most people haven't even noticed it yet.

people are already building REAL BUSINESSES with ai agents, and some are talking about charging $25,000 just to set one up.

plus another $3,000 EVERY MONTH.

yeah, you read that right.

these guys are showing how they're using grok bot to build systems that businesses would normally need entire teams to manage.

customer support, sales, lead generation, follow-ups, websites, crm. all connected through ai agents.

now do the math.

one client at those rates means $25k upfront and another $36k a year in recurring revenue.

five clients? that's $180k a year in recurring revenue alone.

those are the rates being discussed, not guaranteed earnings. actually finding clients and delivering something worth paying for is the hard part.

but that's exactly why this is worth paying attention to.

you don't need to invent the next chatgpt.

you don't need millions in funding or a 20-person dev team.

you can learn the tools that already exist, find a boring problem businesses hate dealing with, and build something that solves it.

and there are MILLIONS of businesses that haven't even started exploring this stuff.

think about where we were two years ago.

now think about what one person with a laptop and a handful of ai agents might be able to build two years from today.

I genuinely think we're watching a whole new generation of entrepreneurs being born.

the next big opportunity might not be building another ai model. it might be figuring out what to DO with the ones we already have.

keep up with the alpha I share and actually put it to work.

you really don't wanna look back in a few years wishing you'd started today.

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I put together one guide for anyone who wants a workflow like the SpaceXSI team's.

One message builds your whole Grok Bot setup. Plus the team's rules, prompt habits, routines and permissions. Every setup is a block you paste.

16-min read. Save it ↓ https://t.co/gJ8ddzRkkM

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@smoothynerd ngl this is pretty wild, didn't realize you could automate this much already