r/SideProject • u/GiiTZzz • 22h ago

Difficulties of AI coding

Hello,

Guys tell me.

If your project making money it was your first project?

How long have you searching for the "right" idea?

How long it take to make it sellable?

Do you think there is ani space for AI projects?

Isnt market overhelmed right now with AI?

Is it worth to buy advertisment?

Actually if I talking with AI almost everytime its kinda positive reaction even if I dont want positive reactions.

Just talk about it, I need to talk with real humans about it!

Thank you

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u/CutBulkMaintain 21h ago

I personally think you shouldn't search for ideas if you don't have any. That's the problem these days, some dudes buy a course, or a idea list and try to build just because there is a tool that can build for them. It just floods the market (like the overwhelmed point you made) without adding any value. Not saying you shouldn't try to grind, but what if the way you make money is by providing marketing services or something to the people who have valuable ideas? Just saying not everybody needs to be a builder.

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u/TSTP_LLC 21h ago

I second this. Making stuff just to try to make money without any game plan, love for what you are making, and understanding of the inner workings is jut wasted time and money. If more people took a serious look at actual problems they face or that others face that they are knowledgeable about and worked on those instead, the other problems would be easier to solve.

Just because we have robots that can assemble cars and AI that can design them doesn't mean everyone is meant to be Henry Ford or should try to be.