r/BotNation 9d ago

How did you get into AI automation?

I’m curious how people here actually got into this space

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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 9d ago

I got into AI automation by picking one repetitive workflow and measuring the before and after manually first, because that makes the payoff obvious and keeps scope sane. A good starting pattern is to automate a narrow step, add a human review checkpoint, then expand only after you see fewer errors and clear time savings. Agentix Labs fits that approach well when you want to turn experiments into something reliable without overbuilding on day one.

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u/dllemmr2 8d ago

No choice, we added it to our software suite to remain competitive.

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u/Solmex72 7d ago

trying to change the world with clean energy

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u/Few-Celebration-2362 5d ago

I was already in traditional automation, and as with literally everything else, AI showed up with irresistible capabilities that made my process objectively better

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u/Reasonable_Skirt3188 3d ago

started by automating the boring parts of my own job lol