why is everyone talking about selling ai for $6000?

I stumbled across this idea of selling AI agents for $6000. Seriously, $6000! That’s like wondering if I should sell one of my organs or something (just kidding. CPS, please don’t come for me). But really, the entire AI world has gone bonkers, and while some folks are cashing in, the rest of us are left gawking at our computers, scratching our heads.

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Anyway, there’s this buzz around a ‘complete beginners guide’ (like an IKEA guide but even more maddening) that promises to transform rookies into AI moguls overnight. The irony? Half of us can barely handle our moms asking us to fix the Wi-Fi, and here we are contemplating an AI empire. I mean, have you ever tried explaining to your grandma what an AI agent is? Good luck with that!

Some of these AI agents are supposedly all the rage because they can automate tasks or offer solutions I didn’t even know I needed (who knew you could optimize the optimal?). The hype feels almost cultish, sort of like those organic food markets. The whole concept seemed better suited for some news segment covering tech fads than an actual investment opportunity.

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Honestly, if I ever have to hear another silicon valley millionaire preach about ‘the future of AI’, I might just move to a cabin in the woods. It can’t be harder than trying to figure out these flashy tutorials, right? Plus, the whole live selling thing. Imagine setting up a live stream to pitch an AI—while hoping the connection doesn’t drop. Imagine managing that while your neighbor decides it’s lawn-mowing time on full blast.

The ultimate kicker? Seeing so many folks, born tech illiterates (like yours truly), deciding to dive headfirst into this crazy market. Maybe I’m missing out on the gold rush, but until AI can make my coffee just right or stop my cat from shredding the new curtains, color me unimpressed. My eyes still hurt. I need coffee. Ugh.