AI automations making things easier | Expert & Serial Entrepreneur | 20+ years in business
Tel-Aviv, Israel
Joined December 2009
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One AI expert hired himself a psychologist to follow him around and make sure he eats on time, sleeps enough, doesn't disappear into his endless agents, poops regularly, and maintains some semblance of a social life. And naturally, he posted about it on social media.
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A third AI expert saw this and hired himself three psychologists. The first — to monitor him and his wellbeing (because you have to apply best practices). The second — to explain to the haters why something went wrong with their mom and dad and that's why they hate his AI posts (because you have to combine different best practices). And the third — to help him personally work through his relationship with his own AI agents, who alternately bully him, hate on him, suck up to him, and generally exhibit strange psychological deviations. And naturally, he also posted about this on social media and even shot a YouTube video.
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A fourth AI expert looked at all of this, posted about the first three on his socials saying "they're all losers, watch how it's done!" — and built himself an AI psychologist that would monitor him and his wellbeing, explain things to haters about mom and dad, correct the behavior of his own AI agents so they'd respect their owner, and also monitor trends, manage his inbox, clean the cat's litter box, and post about all of it on social media automatically...
and then he ran out of tokens.
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Today my first company - iTrex Language Services - turns 20. Would love to say everything went according to plan. But there was no plan, so... nothing could go wrong, right? 😄
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20 years. 3500+ corporate clients. Twitter, General Motors, Daewoo, doTerra... Thousands of translators, editors, PMs. Tons of real problems solved - legal docs, medical files, last-minute disasters. Not bad for a company with no plan.
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"Build it for special needs kids first" - everyone said it was too niche. Then 50+ people asked: what about language learning for ALL kids? Adults too? Yeah. That's next. First I'm fixing CanReadNow. Then we expand. Same mechanics. Different vocabulary logic.
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Pretty solid week))
CanReadNow (reading app for kids with special needs) - launched a week ago, already 20+ real users. Every 4th one comes back daily. A bit embarrassed - still tons of bugs, pushing updates every 2-3 days. But it's alive, and that already feels good.
AIAC (AI business automation) also moving - clients getting results with actual numbers. Small wins))
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So, @OpenAI dropped its AI browser yesterday. #Atlas.
Not doing a review — there are plenty already.
And it’s pretty obvious: just Chrome with GPT glued on.
Same story as #Comet from @perplexity_ai .
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AI isn’t allowed into closed Telegram chats, private forums, hidden site sections.
But if you’re there through this browser — the door’s open.
You become its eyes.
Cool, huh?
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Made one tiny mistake in Make — burned a month’s worth of operations in 10 minutes. Switched to #n8n the same day.
It was a year ago.
Only regret? Not doing it sooner
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Well, let's continue about AI agents that everyone wants and no one can get to work 😉
BTW, I built one for myself, but yet too busy to use it. 🤦🏻♂️
(I was planning on writing about it... who knows when. But someone literally asked about it in a chat today, so I answered there and couldn't put it off.)
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Existential stuff: why the hell are you even doing this? what's the big marketing idea you're supposed to cram in there? and what's the grand "customer journey" that'll bring you the money and fame?
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