I participated in a Science Model Contest Today! It went really well but they wanted an actually Physical Model rather than everything in a Laptop🥲 All the judges and everyone loved the project but, for those reasons I lost the contest! But, here I learned something, I presented 4 AI projects showcasing how businesses can use AI and streamline their work. But the judges were only able to see 2 projects because they did not get much time.. I had a slot number of 2😅 (there were 8 more projects to be seen) In Sahyadri I'll be presenting 10 projects like this and that might be a problem as if the judges only see the projects that dont catch their interest then that might decrease my chances of winning! After some discussions, I came to the conclusion that I'll be presenting 4 best agents and then saying the judges that even these 6 projects are possible and I have already built it! (Hows that??) If they get some interest to watch me presenting the rest of the agents then thats good.. But I think they might not🥲 Also In the contest today the Judges even told that India wont use these projects that uses AI😂, didn't expect they would say this, but I somehow tackled that objection Even they asked me, Wont these projects decrease job opportunities (Voice AI Receptionist). I told them that a human receptionist cannot work 24/7, so we're giving the businesses an extra hand which will work overnight, or staff breaks and book appointments and answer questions etc, which increases sales and doesn't let potential clients go by! Anyways I think the 2nd lesson that I learned was to always listen to your Principle's Words😂 He had actually told me that you have to bring some physical models rather than something that's in a Laptop way back.. But as I didn't have much time, I didn't do it and here I am😂 Anyways this was everything that happened in the contest and I learned many lessons to get ready for SSTH (Sahyadri Science Talent Hunt) Contest Held At Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management !!

When I first started exploring AI automation, my goal was simple. I wanted to build something real and scalable. But as I kept learning, I discovered how powerful AI truly becomes when you blend it with eCommerce. From automating customer service to improving product research and streamlining daily operations, AI turned what once felt overwhelming into a system I could finally control and grow. That shift changed everything for me. It didn’t just help me get results; it gave me clarity, consistency, and freedom. Looking back, combining AI with e-commerce was the turning point that helped me move closer to the financial freedom I had been chasing for so long. Now I’m curious to hear from you all: what inspired you to start your journey into AI automation? how have you used AI to improve or scale your business? what’s the biggest challenge you’re facing right now? Let’s keep sharing, learning, and growing together