AI is the best something-from-nothing trick there is! You can try it yourself: have AI generate something for you, then have it make money for you.
What I've been studying all along is "web going global" — AI-generated websites that turn a profit. It's been pretty popular these past three years. And don't be afraid just because you're not a programmer by profession. Ge Fei, the founder of the web-going-global scene, studied mechanical engineering. Yuan Ruiqin, the author of PNG Tribe, who makes tens of thousands a month, has a high school education.
Below are some examples, all built by Chinese developers (some are friends from my groups). Every one of them succeeded; some have made millions:
Game sites
- www.tbh-task-bar-hero.wiki
- toontone.app (believed to be Xiaohu's site)
- www.animeapocalypse.wiki
- heartopia.gg
- www.antigravity-ide.com
- mechachameleon.org
- pdftobrainrot.org (made roughly ¥500K in ad revenue last year)
- sprunki.com
- www.wackyflipgame.io (the whole site was sold for $20K)
- fire-emblem-fw.site
SaaS subscription sites
- raphael.app
- laper.ai
- bananaprompts.xyz
- nanobanana.org
- makeshot.ai
- seevideo.ai
- musiceleven.ai
- kimg.ai
- wula.ai
- fast3d.io
- wavespeed.ai
- forgegui.com
This is exactly the kind of thing I mean. As for why it makes money, you can read "The Complete Web Going-Global Guide for Indie Developers: AI Tool Sites From 0 to 1", a write-up of the business logic I put together earlier. I also have a small mutual-help group where we ask each other questions and do research together every day.
— Terry, Airgrix
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