@wenzherunze: Congrats to @Saccc_c on the great achievements along the way. I truly feel that sac bro is seriously creating content; many of my AI usage methods are learned from here. Seeing fans ask how to become an AI blogger like him, even wanting to apprentice, sac bro is preparing to open-source the path, methodology, and how to use AI to assist. Everyone can follow in advance…
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Congratulations to teacher @Saccc_c on your remarkable achievements and growth along the way! I truly feel that Sac is seriously dedicated to creating content. I’ve learned so many of my AI usage methods from him. I’ve seen fans asking how to become an AI blogger like him, even wanting to be his apprentice. Sac is preparing to open-source his journey, methodology, and how to leverage AI—all of it. Everyone can keep an eye out for that in advance.
If you aspire to become someone like teacher @Saccc_c, I personally think there are these other AI bloggers worth learning from:
余温 @gkxspace: A continuous entrepreneur since 2005. Very practical insights on AI products, commercialization, and business transformation. Lots of retrospectives and clear accounts of pitfalls.
逸尘 @gengdaJ: A continuous entrepreneur since 2006. Strong tutorials on Codex, self-media growth, and product implementation—great for seeing how a young entrepreneur learns and shares while doing.
小奇说 @xingbugengming: A hands-on practitioner in AI self-media on Xiaohongshu. Very actionable when it comes to content direction, operations, and monetization strategies.
杭哥 @Astronaut_1216: Born in 2001, transitioned from construction sites to AI product manager, and now runs self-media. Very practical posts on prompts, voiceover scripts, and monetization delivery.
宝玉 @dotey: A core information source in the Chinese AI circle. Hardcore paper breakdowns, prompts, and engineering practices.
歸藏 @op7418: Curator of the AIGC Weekly. Strong in both visual generation and AI programming. Practical skill and tool reviews.
数字生命卡兹克 @Khazix0918: Very clear-headed observation. Skilled at translating industry shifts into scenarios that ordinary people can use.
李继刚 @lijigang: A prompt expert. Precise content that you can use right away.
小互 @xiaohu: First-hand source of global cutting-edge tech and AI trends. Perfect for staying updated.
刘小排 @bourneliu66: Represents the “super individual.” Strong in both product development and mindset.
Orange AI @oran_ge: Focuses on agent and product implementation—gets right into the action.
yetone @yetone: Tech-oriented, with many open-source projects and AI coding practices.
哥飞 @gefei55: Combines overseas websites, SEO, and AI—leans toward commercial implementation.
Baye @waylybaye: An independent developer. Direct tool comparisons, unbiased and straightforward.
Sac (@Saccc_c): Yesterday one of my fans asked me: How can I become an AI blogger like you? They even wanted to become my apprentice.
The reason I haven’t written this article before is that I’m purely driven by interest. I’ve always been fascinated by AI, so I just shared the content I created using AI.
But recently, while talking with friends both online and offline, more and more people have asked me: “How did you do X?”
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