7 BEST AI Businesses To Start BEFORE 2027 — Transcript

Full transcript

1. 0:00What is the best way to make money with
2. 0:02AI as a beginner? It is to start a
3. 0:03business. But I always seem to be late
4. 0:05to the party. Look, I got into drop
5. 0:07shipping way too late. I got into crypto
6. 0:09when it was already popping and very
7. 0:11expensive, but I'm not going to be late
8. 0:13this time. I promise. Because I found
9. 0:15seven AI businesses that you and I
10. 0:17should start before 2027. Now, why 2027?
11. 0:21Because I say so and I'm the facts. No,
12. 0:23but okay, look, we all know what works
13. 0:25this year. We don't know what's going to
14. 0:27work next year with AI and how
15. 0:29everything is changing. So, let's begin.
16. 0:31Okay, first up, if you're building
17. 0:33websites or thinking about starting to
18. 0:35build websites, give up completely.
19. 0:37Forget about it. It's too saturated and
20. 0:39you're fighting for scraps. Nobody gives
21. 0:41a In 2026 and 2027, businesses
22. 0:45need something far more valuable. They
23. 0:47need to stop answering the same stupid
24. 0:49questions every single day. And you can
25. 0:51build them an AI customer support bot
26. 0:54that handles everything for them. And
27. 0:56you charge a setup fee and a monthly
28. 0:58retainer for keeping the bot up to date
29. 1:01and fixing any issues. That's called an
30. 1:03AI chatbot and it's literally the best
31. 1:05business model just sitting there and
32. 1:07waiting around. But okay, I hear your
33. 1:09complaints and suspicions already. Yes,
34. 1:12these support bots are really annoying
35. 1:14when you're trying to contact support.
36. 1:16And all you get is a bot that keeps
37. 1:17saying, "Can you please repeat that? Can
38. 1:19you repeat that?" And when you finally
39. 1:21get to a real person that can actually
40. 1:22help you, you're very happy. But these
41. 1:25customer support bots and other bots are
42. 1:27very good for companies because they
43. 1:28basically save them money. They handle
44. 1:30basic questions that just waste the time
45. 1:32of their support staff. And there are so
46. 1:34many free online courses like this one
47. 1:37on building these for free. Even without
48. 1:40programming skills at all. So look, of
49. 1:41course it's a little bit tricky getting
50. 1:43started building chatbots, but you don't
51. 1:45need programming skills to do this. You
52. 1:47don't need tech skills. But still, I get
53. 1:49it. It's a little bit tricky. And the
54. 1:51next business is actually extremely
55. 1:53simple. So, I'll give AI chatbots a
56. 1:56solid 7.5 out of 10 final score. Next up
57. 1:59is going to be AI publishing. So, this
58. 2:01is not about spamming out AI slop, which
59. 2:04seems to be taking over the internet as
60. 2:05we speak. It's literally impossible to
61. 2:07watch reels or YouTube shorts without
62. 2:09AI, and it's just a lot of modified crap
63. 2:11nowadays. This is actually about selling
64. 2:14books. It's about making simple books
65. 2:16that people already buy every single day
66. 2:18on Amazon. Now, Amazon has something
67. 2:20called Amazon KDP, which I'm very
68. 2:22familiar with, and lets anybody
69. 2:24basically publish books and sell them on
70. 2:26the Amazon platform. Now, full
71. 2:28disclaimer, this is not about trying to
72. 2:30write the next Harry Potter book with
73. 2:32AI. We're not going to write real long
74. 2:34books, even if you could do that. And
75. 2:36the great thing is, you just upload a
76. 2:38digital version of your book, and Amazon
77. 2:40then handles literally everything for
78. 2:42you. It prints it when somebody buys it,
79. 2:44they ship it, they handle customer
80. 2:46service, complaints, everything. They
81. 2:48literally do everything for you. And
82. 2:50millions of people are already using
83. 2:52Amazon looking to buy books, and they
84. 2:54will literally bring the customers to
85. 2:56you as well. And then you split the
86. 2:58profits with Amazon, and just enjoy,
87. 3:00which I think is pretty fair. So, the
88. 3:02books we're going to create are called
89. 3:03low-content books. Now, these are
90. 3:05basically journals, they're planners,
91. 3:07they're workbooks, beginner guides, all
92. 3:09that type of stuff that are not regular
93. 3:12novels. And there are AI tools out there
94. 3:14now which can basically create these for
95. 3:16free. It can help you with research, it
96. 3:18can help you basically figure out
97. 3:19everything. So, I also made a full guide
98. 3:21on KDP for free on the channel, so check
99. 3:23that out if you're interested. I'll put
100. 3:25a link down below as well. KDP is free
101. 3:27to start and very scalable, because once
102. 3:29the engine is up and you publish a book,
103. 3:31it kind of does its own thing. But I do
104. 3:33want to be really clear, you need to get
105. 3:35really good at this, and it takes some
106. 3:36time to do it. So, I don't recommend
107. 3:38these types of businesses if you're
108. 3:39broke and you need money right this
109. 3:41week. It's not going to work by next
110. 3:43week, that's just how it is. That would
111. 3:44be completely stressful and just
112. 3:46unrealistic. In that case, it's better
113. 3:48to get a job and start doing this on the
114. 3:49side, or start with one of the quicker
115. 3:52businesses up next. Eight out of 10. So,
116. 3:55next up is going to be AI repurposing.
117. 3:57Now, whether you love or hate it, AI is
118. 3:59becoming an increasingly big player in
119. 4:01the short-form content space. Not just
120. 4:04to create AI slop, but actually create
121. 4:05real videos. And creators and businesses
122. 4:08need these clips non-stop. We see it
123. 4:10with streamers who literally have people
124. 4:12that just sit and watch their streams
125. 4:14all the time, making clips of anything
126. 4:16that's interesting. But nowadays, there
127. 4:19are also tools that help you do this.
128. 4:20And they basically scan everything in
129. 4:22your video, and then you can use these
130. 4:24AI softwares to turn one long video
131. 4:27into, let's say, 20 short-form content
132. 4:29videos. Now, I'm not sponsored by any of
133. 4:31these, but they include, for example,
134. 4:33Opus Clip, Sub Magic, and other tools
135. 4:35like that. And basically, what you do is
136. 4:37just throw it in the video, and AI is
137. 4:39going to find the best moments. It will
138. 4:40really quickly find these things, and
139. 4:42then you can pick and choose yourself,
140. 4:44and AI will create the clips as you
141. 4:46request them. Now, of course, only clip
142. 4:48videos that you have permission to use,
143. 4:50but there are literally people running
144. 4:51empires with this. Either they're
145. 4:54working alone using AI, or they're
146. 4:56building in giant teams that everybody
147. 4:58in the team uses AI to clip content for
148. 5:01other people. Because there's literally
149. 5:03no cost to this, except maybe a software
150. 5:05and a subscription, but the barrier to
151. 5:07entry is literally so low. Eight out of
152. 5:1010.
153. 5:11All right, next up is going to be AI
154. 5:12apps. And there are actually now AI
155. 5:14tools allowing you to build applications
156. 5:16and websites and software really quickly
157. 5:19with no coding skills whatsoever. Take
158. 5:22lovable, for example. Just open up the
159. 5:24lovable website, and they're going to
160. 5:25ask you for a prompt. You can then say,
161. 5:28"I want this. I want this." And within
162. 5:30seconds, they will literally generate
163. 5:33the first draft of a software, a
164. 5:35prototype ready for you. And then you
165. 5:37can customize it and just adjust it as
166. 5:39you want to, of course. But just a few
167. 5:41years ago, this would literally seem
168. 5:42impossible. Like, I think this company
169. 5:44was launched in 2023, and it's a billion
170. 5:47dollar business now. So, it's just been
171. 5:49exploding over the past few years and it
172. 5:51doesn't take any investment either
173. 5:53because they literally have a free plan.
174. 5:55And you can see some examples here on
175. 5:56the website. We have an exam grading
176. 5:58app, we have a fitness app, sports app,
177. 6:00marketing app, all these types of things
178. 6:03literally built using artificial
179. 6:05intelligence. And if you get really good
180. 6:06at this, you can certainly offer it as a
181. 6:08service to people where you build it for
182. 6:10them or you can just build an awesome
183. 6:12app yourself which you start to make
184. 6:14money from and monetize somehow. Eight
185. 6:17out of 10 final score. The next step is
186. 6:19going to be AI education and there is a
187. 6:21huge market of people wanting to learn
188. 6:23AI skills like regular people you and I,
189. 6:26which means there is an opportunity for
190. 6:27somebody to teach it. Schools clearly
191. 6:30aren't teaching this properly and
192. 6:32there's a lot of untapped niches. We're
193. 6:33talking for example AI for lawyers, you
194. 6:36could be teaching that. You could be
195. 6:37teaching AI to architects or engineers,
196. 6:40AI for whatever. These guys don't want
197. 6:43the techy AI stuff. They want practical
198. 6:46insights and ways to help with
199. 6:48implementing AI into their work or their
200. 6:50business, making AI really useful for
201. 6:52them. And this is literally the place to
202. 6:54start a business. Like you can start
203. 6:55consulting people, you can start
204. 6:57consulting businesses, helping people
205. 6:59with AI for a particular niche and you
206. 7:01can start an education company offering
207. 7:03trainings, courses, all that good stuff.
208. 7:05You learn it, you teach it. But yeah, I
209. 7:07understand Lucas that sounds a little
210. 7:09bit vague and that's because I can't
211. 7:10really tell you what to teach. There's
212. 7:12so many different niches. 8.5 out of 10.
213. 7:15Next step is something way more concrete
214. 7:17and simple and that is AI client
215. 7:20acquisition systems. Now, before you say
216. 7:22Lucas, what is this BS? Client
217. 7:24acquisition is about helping businesses
218. 7:27bring in new customers, new clients.
219. 7:30Usually by sending out emails,
220. 7:32scheduling meetings, pitching things and
221. 7:34companies actually hire and pay people
222. 7:36to do this either on a commission for
223. 7:38each customer you bring or on a set
224. 7:41salary. So, there are many different
225. 7:42options. But, nowadays, AI can help you
226. 7:44with a do a lot of these things, and you
227. 7:46can build an AI client acquisition
228. 7:48system, long name, that does much of the
229. 7:51work on autopilot. You can then sell
230. 7:53these systems over to the companies and
231. 7:56get paid for it. Because AI can help you
232. 7:58pretty much automatically find ideal
233. 8:00customers. They can scout for them on
234. 8:02the internet, and once you find them, AI
235. 8:05can even contact, reach out, follow up,
236. 8:08send emails, schedule calls, and go
237. 8:10through the entire sequence themselves.
238. 8:13But, I get it. It sounds difficult. And
239. 8:14yeah, it's a little bit more difficult.
240. 8:16You do need to deal with clients, a lot
241. 8:17of moving pieces. So, next up is a much
242. 8:20simpler AI business. I'll give it a
243. 8:23score of seven out of 10 because I don't
244. 8:24think for most people it's the easiest
245. 8:26version to start. Next up, we can't talk
246. 8:29about AI while leaving out AI agents.
247. 8:32So, I'm going to keep it real, okay? No
248. 8:34crap about how the robots are here to
249. 8:36take over and how the AI agents are
250. 8:37killing us. AI agent sounds just very
251. 8:41futuristic and fancy, but really it's
252. 8:43just an automated bot that does whatever
253. 8:46they're told. If you train it to set
254. 8:47appointments, it can do that. If you
255. 8:49train it to be your assistant, it can do
256. 8:51that. If you train it to sing a song, it
257. 8:53could probably do that, too. Whatever
258. 8:55you want to do. But, most people have no
259. 8:56clue how AI agents really work, how to
260. 8:59build them, and it's a really valuable
261. 9:01skill. You basically automate things and
262. 9:04remove painful tasks. You create value.
263. 9:08Coursera has some really neat courses on
264. 9:10AI agents, not sponsored, but I'll
265. 9:12always throw in a little shameless plug
266. 9:14for our long-term partner. And that's
267. 9:16it. Good luck, my friend. Business is
268. 9:18hard, but I believe in you. I really do.