at which people are jumping on the AI wave and making a killing by selling AI-based offers. And this training will show you the quickest and easiest way to hop on the AI train and tap into the very core of AI use, the prompts. So focus, remove all the distractions and get ready to learn how to make some serious cash. We're about to show you how to create high value prompts that sell and how to be the first to jump on this new market opportunity. Now we're going to show you a full proof way to make amazing prompts for chat GPT and graphics AI like mid-journey and stable diffusion. And we'll teach you how to be the first to grab this chance in this brand new market. Let me tell you a little bit about chat GPT and these other AI tools. Chat GPT is basically an AI language model that understands and generates text. It's been trained on a huge amount of data so it can answer questions and write stories and even chat with you like a human. Now think of it as a like a genie in a bottle. You ask a question or give it a prompt and it generates a response. It's that simple. Mid-journey and stable diffusion are apps that use AI to create images from text. It's like having your own personal artist that you can that can turn your words into pictures. The goal of those apps is to create striking visuals based on your ideas that you write as a prompt. Think of it as a magic wand for creating art. You give it some text and it generates a picture based on your words. It's amazing. So in a nutshell, mid-journey and stable diffusion are AI powered apps that create images from text prompts. It's like having your own personal artist that can turn your words into gorgeous visuals. Have you ever heard of the problem with the right words? Yep, that's what we're going to talk about today in this part of the training. People could get amazing content from chat GPT and beautiful images from mid-journey, but only if the prompts are just right. This is true especially for the graphics AI because the images have to be described in detail for them to turn out the way you want instead of just kind of randomly. And that is why people are very willing to pay up to $9.99 for a single prompt on prompt base. And you know what? Every single business needs graphics and content. The graphics design market now is worth $14.6 billion in the US alone. And the copyrighting market is even bigger at $21 billion. And that's not even counting all the other things people buy directly to decorate their houses. Put on t-shirts, caps, you name it. The market is enormous and almost everyone does not know how to make their own prompts so they just go buy them. Think about it. How are they supposed to write a prompt for a unique art for their cell phone case, the awesome animal t-shirt, or any number of everyday graphics that people love? Or what about businesses who want graphics for print on demand paintings, illustrated book covers, stickers, and more? And don't even get me started on the freelancers who are already making a killing with