@pro.glitch: Stop collecting AI Employee use cases — learn to generate your own Everyone keeps asking for AI use cases. This video gives you real ones — then teaches the skill that makes lists unnecessary. The fuel — four AI-employee jobs running right now: Customer email — drafts every reply in your voice into a review sheet; you click approve, revise, or skip, and every correction trains it. Your website — an employee that built it with you carries the memory of every page and test, so one message gets any change done in minutes. Marketing videos — real videos built out of code, your product shots, a clone of your voice, on a schedule. Automations — describe the workflow in plain language ("form filled → tag them → welcome email → log it") and it gets wired for you. Then the assignment: fifteen minutes, today, pen and paper. Write down everything you do in a work week — clicks, checks, reports, emails, numbers copied between tools, statuses, follow-ups. Skip only what truly needs you in the room. Then sort the page with three questions: Same way every time? That's an automation — trigger and action, no intelligence needed. Needs reading and judgment? That's AI inside the automation — trigger, think, action. A whole job with many steps and context to remember? That's an employee. Your page stops being a to-do list and becomes a hiring plan: what to automate, what to make intelligent, who to hire. Use cases aren't something you memorize — they're something you see. Members of my community hit this point a few courses in and start spotting automations faster than anyone can list them. Want everything after step one — from your page to your first automation to AI employees doing the actual work? I teach exactly that, step by step, from scratch. It's all in my profile. #aiemployee #aiagents #aiautomation

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