artificial intelligence is here - what will you do with it?

[darkzerothree]

Just a thought we pondered in a small group.

With ai - paid or stingy - each one of us has TEAMS literally in our pocket.

Subject matter experts on anything, researchers eager to go out and collect the info you need, designers, artists, developers,...
All of them at your call, any time.

So far, I know ONE person who has embraced this fully.

A friend's fiancee has a small waxing studio (oh well).
He used ai for

• Help with registration, government / legal stuff
• Logo design
• Menu / flyer design (including "wellness" mood pictures
• accounting setup
• client emails
• marketing texts
• ...

The thing is:
You have your team at the ready.

What will you do with it?

 

[chubes]

I have a pretty cool system that I'm building.

I run multiple websites. I am putting each site on its own isolated VPS with its own AI agent (OpenClaw).

Each agent is responsible for development and maintenance of its own website. This keeps them focused and allows them to be trained on each site's purpose.

There is a "Fleet Command" orchestrator agent that delegates tasks. My point of contact is Fleet Command. Each agent reports up the chain of command. I'm the Commodore of the fleet.

It's starting to feel a lot like playing video games. I've seen people building custom UIs to abstract their agent's activity into a gamified view.

We are accelerating rapidly right now. If you haven't touched OpenClaw yet, you should do it today so you can see where this is heading.

 

[DanielS]

For all of my client work, I use ChatGPT projects and custom GPTs to start the process - probably gets me 80-90% of the way there for most tasks. Only thing I don't really use AI for is design - it can't really produce polished work (yet). I'd switch to Gemini or Claude if I had the time to build out these trained projects/custom AIs. Would love to be able to figure out how to get AI to respond to client messages, but not sure I trust it for that.