University student earns up to $25,000 monthly coaching others on AI

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Nov, 05:22 · Archive

A university student is earning between $15,000 and $25,000 per month coaching small business owners and individuals on how to use artificial intelligence.

Ansh Punia, a university student with little tech experience, has left his factory job to work full time as an AI coach, earning between $15,000 and $25,000 per month. He works with small business owners and individuals seeking to integrate artificial intelligence into their daily lives.

Mr Punia identifies his clients' most time-consuming tasks and creates plans to automate them using AI tools. Small business owners typically seek help automating processes to boost productivity, whilst individuals often want assistance with personal training and fitness goals. He explains that effective AI coaching involves more than simply referring to ChatGPT, but rather connecting clients with appropriate AI tools tailored to their specific needs.

Mr Punia gives examples of his work: integrating AI tools with fitness plans based on body measurements and personal preferences, and linking AI to bank accounts to monitor expenses and identify areas of waste. He also uses AI to assist with tax calculations, saying the approach has saved him considerable accounting fees. Airtasker chief executive officer Tim Fung noted that people are increasingly turning to their platform for help setting up AI tools.

How it is being reported

• Meet the university student making $25,000 per month from AI coachingA university student has found a way to make up to $25,000 a month teaching others how to use AI.The West Australian · 8 Nov, 04:56
• Meet the university student making $25,000 per month from AI coachingA university student has found a way to make up to $25,000 a month teaching others how to use AI.Perth Now · 8 Nov, 04:56

In this story: Ansh Punia · Airtasker · Tim Fung

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