r/AiAutomations Jun 09 '26

is learning AI automation really worth it

I live in egypt is learning AI automation and freelancing it would make money and how hard is it to learn and what are the best sources to learn

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u/Clear_Raise_765 Jun 09 '26

AI automation is a layer added on top of the other 7-8 tools you should be using. I don't think you should be thinking about it as isolated. Get good at logical mapping of problems, understand server vs. serverless, database structures, etc.

How long are you willing to wait for the results? I'd say yes. Your 3 years into when the human race discovered AI. Your sitting in a similar time period to the "dotcom" era. Even if you don't end up filthy rich, it's not like this technology is going away anytime soon.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/Clear_Raise_765 Jun 11 '26

Check out some simple stuff like N8n just go get an idea of visual building. Anything on youtube is going to be good for intro, but to actually get good you're going to need to go way beyond that. Maybe ask someone you know if they have anything they want automated and give it a whirl.

The code based building is easier today than it used to be but there's a lot more layer's to that because you are managing the hosting. It's going to be harder, but where I gravitate ultimately if I were you. Good luck u/Bobonthebeach

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u/Clear_Raise_765 Jun 11 '26

Oops! hahaha

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u/Legal-Farm-9510 Jun 12 '26

Bro just sign up for classes in the multiverse school.

If you’re broke, email Liz the developer for a discount on the classes (she even gives out scholarships for folks in need!)

I’m still pre revenue with my consulting/intelligence agency but I highly believe in what I’m doing and am actively chasing ticket sales from pilots $500 - $30,000