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Escape the Algorithm and Save Time: Build Your Own Feed with AI Automation

I have a problem with my social media feed: there are some people whose content I find really valuable, but on the other hand, there is too much trivial content, so I waste too much time watching low-value videos... BAD DEAL!!! So, let’s solve this issue using AI automation. We can solve this issue by using Telegram as our own social media platform and using automation to make our own feed, far…

The author grapples with a predicament on their social media feed. While some content proves invaluable, an excess of trivial material leads to time wasted on low-value videos. The author seeks a solution via AI automation. Telegram serves as an alternative platform, harnessing automation to construct an autonomous feed devoid of social media algorithms.

The author selects individuals whose content they value. By employing AI automation, they monitor their activity any time a new video is published. This video is then sent to a Telegram bot, allowing the user to download it. Abo Ziad, dubbed the Egyptian equivalent of Ali Abdaal, proposed this idea. The author recommends incorporating entertaining channels to create a more balanced feed.

The author plans to trial this solution for a month, and if interested, will share their experience, whether triumph or failure. Ultimately, the decision rests with the reader. The author invites feedback on the general concept's utility and whether AI automation constitutes the optimal solution to this issue.

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