AI Business ideas?

[Anonymous No.55290096]

Anyone have interesting ideas that don't take much effort? I was planning on starting a software consulting company with a few employees for visa purposes, and at least with that I could earn some money to offset expenses (main income would still be wageslaving). But now it looks like I need to somehow relate it to AI work. Some ideas I've had so far:
1.) English language teacher/assistant (everyone else is probably already doing this)
2.) Dating coach (seems difficult without access to dating site data, also highly dependent on looks, so even if your output is correct users might be dissatisfied if they're ugly and it doesn't work)
3.) AI art website. Easiest thing to setup IMO but market is very crowded. With vast.ai / my own hardware though I could undercut people operating on AWS.
4.) Virtual Secretary - reminders about due dates, provide rough drafts of things ("hey, your research paper is due tomorrow, here's an outline I made based on your emails/texts/slack/etc")

[Anonymous No.55290118]

>>55290096
the fuck is going on in this webm

[Anonymous No.55290124]

>>55290096
I'm not an incel. What's the webm supposed to be about? Don't have sound

[Anonymous No.55290125]

>>55290118
That is the key to OPs chastity belt

[Anonymous No.55290177]

>>55290124
>>55290118
>Greentext is cameraman
>Excuse me for leaving early (see ya, sucker)
You're not working overtime?
>I have some chores to do at home
I wonder if this lost item box is going to become more popular
>no way, wtf is that? huh?
This is a thing that won't open until tomorrow morning.
>Meaning you can't go home today?
*nods head* Isn't this home? *laughing*

[Anonymous No.55290186]

>>55290177
don't understand it.
Fuck TiCkTock

and fuck all incels.
And fuck all sex-havers
and fuck all people who are different from me especially Asians and people with jobs

[Anonymous No.55290240]

>>55290186
dude is stuck at work because his boss locked up his wallet, keys, etc. The box self-unlocks when he’s allowed to go home (the next morning).

[Anonymous No.55290245]

>>55290240
no he didn't. it's tiktok. it's fake. you are an incel

FUCK YOU, NIGGERLOVING FAGGOT RACIST PIECE OF VILE INCEL SHIT

[Anonymous No.55290293]

>>55290177
damn, this is probably staged, but i would imagine at least one bugman manager must have done something like this

[Anonymous No.55290332]

>>55290245
>racist
>incel
words words words all meaningless

[Anonymous No.55290560]

>>55290245
Anon, I really am asking: take your meds.

[Anonymous No.55290853]

>>55290096
it always boggles my mind how there are people in this world who pay for the services u described
especially when offered by some fresh noname company
none of those ideas are original, the spaces are crowded and you are one update from MS/Adobe/Tinder away from getting your marketshare wiped out

[Anonymous No.55290902]

>>55290177
that's not funny

[Anonymous No.55290960]

>>55290096
>Virtual Secretary
"Hi I have zero experience but give me access to all your personal emails and communication and pay me money thanx!!!"

[Anonymous No.55291188]

>>55290960
Think of it like clippy. Who didn’t like clippy?

[Anonymous No.55291197]

>>55290096
test

[Anonymous No.55291237]

Hate to tell you this OP but you missed your chance to hop on the AI Saas hype train late last year before the normie cancer from YouTube took over it.

Now every single micro niche you can possibly think of for AI Saas is extremely oversaturated.

The only thing you'll see now of days is, "crypto is wack man - check out this new AI Saas course I have bro! it'll get you rich in 2 months bro, I promise!"

I understand perfectly why you'd fall for meme business ideas though. It's extremely hard to find something that's fresh and the next cool thing without any sort of network with VC's and other richies. They share the secrets amongst themselves before they go big. Sadly, if you're just an average dude trying to make it these days, the information is being deliberately withheld from you until it's already too late and every normie on earth is talking about it.

[Anonymous No.55291263]

>>55291188
I see where you are going with that idea, but iOS and probably Android are already doing that shit to a small degree since they have all that info such as emails, calendar info, flight/hotel booking info, geolocation, etc. You would need to tap into all that private and personal info somehow, and then provide context sensitive useful information in a timely manner, otherwise it is nothing more than setting reminders on your calendar app.

[Anonymous No.55291433]

>>55290853
>none of those ideas are original, the spaces are crowded and you are one update from MS/Adobe/Tinder away from getting your marketshare wiped out
That's part of the game
You're right, all these small "tech startups," especially anything like fintech or SaaS, have basically no value proposition and can get their lunch eaten if MS or Alphabet were more aggressive. However, big tech has gotten lazy like traditional industry so gaps appear where you can grab some paltry amount of market share. If you can get that market share fast enough, usually by burning through a huge amount of VC dollars, the activation function for big tech to start the service you made now has a higher value than simply acquiring you. Nothing new actually gets made, the "innovative startup" gets rolled into an app no one uses, and jews walk away with full pockets laughing as usual.

[Anonymous No.55291464]

>>55290177

Dam. Japs do know how to WORK.

[Anonymous No.55291469]

>>55291237
> It's extremely hard to find something that's fresh and the next cool thing without any sort of network with VC's and other richies. They share the secrets amongst themselves before they go big.
There are no secrets, it's all a shell game. VCs are mouthbreathing idiots who use money they got by nepotism to invest in the dumbest shit possible so they can hype it up and sell it to some other idiot.
Look at something like Juicero. Don't tell me know one investing in it saw the prototype and thought "that's the dumbest fucking thing I've ever seen." They knew, but it doesn't matter if you can exit at the next round for 5, 10, 20x what you got in for. It's ALL a game

[Anonymous No.55291476]

>>55290902

No. But he's also not joking.