Can a 38 year old learn AI from scratch and make any bucks ? ( No coding knowledge )

[ashishs036]

Good luck with your journey mate. I am in the same boat.

 

[war1ors1]

Yeah you can learn easily . But you need start learning about it . First learn then earn !

 

[tubeboost]

Depends on your brain and motivation. If your health is ok and you're ready to move forward I don't see why not?

 

[QWE333]

No age for learning mate - you can learn even if you are 70 it's all point of view.

 

[web-flake]

I think you should quit your current job, do it for additional income, make mass content with chat gpt + canva and share it as youtube short, tiktok and instagram reels

Bad advice, don’t quit your job, because there are so many uncertainties ahead of you. Only quit when you have something that can replace it immediately. But you need money to buy tools, try out methods and all, if you are broke you won’t be able to. Just saying

 

[Makanake]

the more advanced in age the more intelligent

 

[veniop]

It's definitely possible - you could try exploring ChatGPT - then moving over to OpenAI da-vinci and then once you're comfortable with how it works, start testing other LLM's

 

[doubledhamal]

Hey guys i work in a bank in india and its a very boring clerical job
i make around just 700$ a month .. i have severe health issues so i chose to work in a public sector bank where the work pressure is very limited
I have bachelors in comp science which is of no use now ... when i was in college i used to make some nice money doing clickbank and adsense selling crap etc etc
Now i am trying to learn CHatGPT but idk why i get tired very easily and i get demotivated thinking how old i am now and even now if i start if i can make good money online
i used to make around 1000$ a month when i was had no job ..that was long long back

Now i am trying to get back to the scene but idk where to start when to start what to do ..
anyone else here who started very late like me or lets say who came back after a break of 15 years ??

Do not leave bank job. It is a stable job giving you decent monthly earning. Online you can earn but there will never be stability.

 

[malayan]

Hey guys i work in a bank in india and its a very boring clerical job
i make around just 700$ a month .. i have severe health issues so i chose to work in a public sector bank where the work pressure is very limited
I have bachelors in comp science which is of no use now ... when i was in college i used to make some nice money doing clickbank and adsense selling crap etc etc
Now i am trying to learn CHatGPT but idk why i get tired very easily and i get demotivated thinking how old i am now and even now if i start if i can make good money online
i used to make around 1000$ a month when i was had no job ..that was long long back

Now i am trying to get back to the scene but idk where to start when to start what to do ..
anyone else here who started very late like me or lets say who came back after a break of 15 years ??

You can do it, but you'll have to forget everything you've done before and start over.

I've been successful at this since 2005 and the landscape is COMPLETELY different, for one you're used to desktop traffic and search.

Now, the real money is made with video and social and almost 90% of all traffic will be mobile.

Also, knowing ChatGPT isn't really enough on its own to do anything except make it easier for you to build new projects, and don't use the free tier... Immediately start working with ChatGPT Plus and GPT-4.

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

Seize the opportunity when the sun is shining. Identify where your interest lies, explore all resources online to learn. Have a mentor, someone you look up to for guidance.

 

[rain_]

Easier than ever.
If its interesting and fascinating to you, go right ahead

 

[lfgPeople]

38 is no age and shouldn't be any barrier. " i get tired very easily " this is though, what is the cause of your tiredness? is there any way of improving this? with little energy and focus it will be an uphill battle. Sorting this out would be my priority. I started learning python and chatgpt api my self a few weeks ago, made some good progress, built a few chat bots and such. If you want to chat let me know. BTW I'm older than you

 

[Monsterer]

You can learn python same as you learn about website building and monetize it with many choices

It will be a good choice of earnings

 

[Deleted member 1635563]

Hey guys i work in a bank in india and its a very boring clerical job
i make around just 700$ a month .. i have severe health issues so i chose to work in a public sector bank where the work pressure is very limited
I have bachelors in comp science which is of no use now ... when i was in college i used to make some nice money doing clickbank and adsense selling crap etc etc
Now i am trying to learn CHatGPT but idk why i get tired very easily and i get demotivated thinking how old i am now and even now if i start if i can make good money online
i used to make around 1000$ a month when i was had no job ..that was long long back

Now i am trying to get back to the scene but idk where to start when to start what to do ..
anyone else here who started very late like me or lets say who came back after a break of 15 years ??

of course anyone can. The point is the hard work, time and if you like, why no?

 

[Deleted member 1635563]

A clear vision and some motivation is all you need.

Age is just a number.

Exactly, this is what you just need.

 

[splishsplash]

I know a guy who went from Barista to Full Stack .NET Developer in one year. He's 41.

And this is why most code out there sucks.

Replace this with:

“I know a guy who went from Barista to full neuro surgeon in 1 year”

Coding takes years and years to learn. Most have no idea how complex it is and how much there is to learn. This is why most just google how to do everything and copy and paste code. When i learned to code google didnt even exist. You had to work something out yourself but this meant you spent 4-5 years developing real expertise.

 

[umbreno]

And this is why most code out there sucks.

Replace this with:

“I know a guy who went from Barista to full neuro surgeon in 1 year”

Coding takes years and years to learn. Most have no idea how complex it is and how much there is to learn. This is why most just google how to do everything and copy and paste code. When i learned to code google didnt even exist. You had to work something out yourself but this meant you spent 4-5 years developing real expertise.

The man said his friend became full stack .NET in a year, he never said he became a world class .Net dev. Stop trying to undermine everyone all the time.

 

[splishsplash]

The man said his friend became full stack .NET in a year, he never said he became a world class .Net dev. Stop trying to undermine everyone all the time.

You can't become a full stack dev in a year from scratch anymore than you can become a neuro surgeon in a year.

 

[sscaz]

Hey guys i work in a bank in india and its a very boring clerical job
i make around just 700$ a month .. i have severe health issues so i chose to work in a public sector bank where the work pressure is very limited
I have bachelors in comp science which is of no use now ... when i was in college i used to make some nice money doing clickbank and adsense selling crap etc etc
Now i am trying to learn CHatGPT but idk why i get tired very easily and i get demotivated thinking how old i am now and even now if i start if i can make good money online
i used to make around 1000$ a month when i was had no job ..that was long long back

Now i am trying to get back to the scene but idk where to start when to start what to do ..
anyone else here who started very late like me or lets say who came back after a break of 15 years ??

It's never too late mate, hit gym, start working on side hustle!

 

[Panther28]

You can't become a full stack dev in a year from scratch anymore than you can become a neuro surgeon in a year.

I think you are totally wrong, you can become a full stack dev in a year from scratch if you first have 5 years of experience and practice of full stack development! lol

Op : I didn't start coding till my early 40's and although I'm not a guru, I would consider myself a decent full stack development noob, and I get better every week. If you want to be one, nothing will hold you back, it's your interest.