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Beginner people who are using AI to solve direct problems related to the skills they are learning,( eg , copywriting) YOU ARE MISSING THE WHOLE POINT OF LEARING THE SKILL IN THE FIRST PLACE

I have a small suggestion for guys.if you want to be an entrepreneur . Try boring problems to solve.It is underrated every tells you follow your passion that's bullshit. Do what you can do better than others. Don't follow fancy ideas most not gonna w

I want to bring a change in the medical world, in short I want to solve the problems people are facing and for this I also have a special kind of idea

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This is the underrated part of building. Once the boring stuff runs itself, you get your time back to actually think and build. Automation isn’t fancy — it’s survival. -- Apna RSS crossed 12.5k installs #rss #android #solofounder

What I learnt from the people in this community : 1️⃣ Stop chasing “unique”—solve real problems. 2️⃣ No-code is easier, not challenge-free. 3️⃣ Feedback > fancy features. 4️⃣ Share your journey early—marketing starts now. What’s your biggest lesso

What are the day-to-day problems people face in their lives that are being addressed superficially, such as travel problems, food problems, etc.?

I’m thinking about creating a smartphone application that can truly help people in real life and solve problems in their daily routine. What kind of app do you think I should build? Please share your ideas in the comments!

🧠 "Will AI take beginner jobs?" Claude's CEO recently said that 10–20% of entry-level roles could be automated by AI. And honestly? He might be right. But let’s pause 📟 people said the same thing when calculators were invented. 🖥️ And again wh