Most people don’t miss life-changing opportunities because they’re stupid — they miss them because they don’t realize what they’re looking at.
That’s exactly what’s happening right now with AI.
Let me show you one of the simplest, fastest ways people are making money online with AI in 2026 — even if they have zero tech skills.
Right now, AI can generate ultra-realistic human voices.
You type words.
The AI speaks them — in any voice, accent, or tone.
Tools like ElevenLabs have quietly created a gold rush.
And most people have no idea it exists.
Because of this, normal people (not coders, not influencers) are now making money creating voice-overs and videos for businesses, bloggers, and authors who don’t want to be on camera.
Here are three real ways people are using AI voices to make money right now.
The Tool That Makes This Possible: ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs is the AI voice generator powering everything you’re about to read.
You can start completely free here 👉 https://try.elevenlabs.io/gwo4nrhx9lpf
The free version lets you:
Create sample voiceovers
Test different voices
Produce your first few client videos
1. Make AI Explainer Videos for Local Businesses
Most small businesses need videos — but the owner:
Hates being on camera
Doesn’t speak English well
Doesn’t have time
That’s where you come in.
What you do:
Write a simple 30-second script about their business
Paste it into ElevenLabs
Choose a professional voice
Generate the audio (takes ~10 seconds)
Add the voice to simple images or stock video
Send them the finished video
Why this sells:
They get a professional video without ever speaking or showing their face.
You message them:
“I can create a short video that explains your business using AI — no one has to be on camera. Want to see a sample?”
What you charge:
$300–$500 per video
Do the first one free to get a testimonial
One happy client leads to 5 more
2. Turn Blog Posts Into YouTube Videos
Millions of people write blogs…
But YouTube makes way more money.
Most bloggers don’t make videos because:
They hate their voice
They don’t want to buy a mic
They don’t know how to edit
So you become the bridge.
What you do:
Find a blog on Google
Take one of their articles
Paste it into ElevenLabs
Download the AI voice
Add simple images or stock video
Upload it to YouTube for them
Why bloggers say yes:
The content is already written
YouTube adds a new income stream
They don’t have to do anything
What you charge:
$200–$400 per video
Or $600–$800/month for 4 videos
Some clients even offer revenue share
3. Create AI Audiobooks for Amazon Authors
Professional narrators charge $3,000–$10,000 per audiobook.
Most authors can’t afford that.
But audiobooks sell insanely well on Audible.
So they use AI instead.
What you do:
Find books on Amazon with no audiobook
Message the author
Paste their book into ElevenLabs chapter-by-chapter
Generate the AI voice
Deliver the finished audiobook
Audible gives them extra income
AI voices now sound almost human
It costs $400–$800 instead of $5,000
You finish in 2–3 hours
What you charge:
$400–$800 per book
You can do 2–3 per week
Authors refer you to other authors
AI Voice Money Is Real
This is not theory.
People are making $500–$1,000 per week doing this with:
No experience
No camera
No tech skills
Just simple tools and smart outreach.
Your Action Plan:
Create a free ElevenLabs account
Make one sample video
Message one business owner or blogger
Get paid
Upgrade to the $11 plan
Repeat
Your first AI dollar is much closer than you think 🚀
🚀 Biggest AI news this past week! (Simplified)
1) Apple Teams With Google to Power the New Siri
1. What happened
Apple announced it will use Google’s Gemini AI model inside Siri to make Siri much smarter and more helpful on iPhones and other Apple devices.
2. Why it matters
This means regular phone assistants will finally feel like real AI — answering questions, summarizing info, and helping users the way ChatGPT does. AI is becoming something everyone uses daily, not just tech geeks.
3. How you can profit
Make simple tutorials showing people how to use the new AI Siri.
Create short videos comparing old vs new Siri AI.
Teach tips & tricks for AI assistants to non-tech users using YouTube or TikTok.
Tools you can use: Apple Siri with Google Gemini, CapCut, Canva.
2) AI Smart Glasses Get Smarter (Meta & Others)
1. What happened
This week at CES 2026, companies like Meta and others showed AI-powered glasses that can help with hands-free tasks like text, visuals, and live info — pushing AI into everyday life.
2. Why it matters
AI is moving off phones and into physical products we wear. Soon people will use AI without even touching a screen — which is a big shift in how we interact with tech.
3. How you can profit
Make review videos on how these AI smart glasses work.
Offer setup guides or explainers for people who buy them.
Create hands-free demo content showing real use cases.
Tools you can use: Meta Ray-Ban Display + AI features, YouTube, TikTok.
3) Lenovo Launches the AI Assistant “Qira”
1. What happened
Lenovo showed off Qira, a new AI voice assistant that works across laptops, phones, and wearables — kind of like a “digital helper” that learns from your habits.
2. Why it matters
This shows AI is not just a gadget — it’s becoming a personal helper that works across all your devices and not just in one app. Millions of Lenovo systems could ship with it.
3. How you can profit
Make tutorial videos on how to set up Qira for beginners.
Offer tips and workflow hacks (e.g., productivity shortcuts).
Teach people how to use it to automate tasks on their devices.
Tools you can use: Lenovo Qira, Canva, ChatGPT.
My parents used to say,
“I can’t believe I missed the internet.”
“I can’t believe I missed Bitcoin.”
“I can’t believe I missed Google and Tesla.”
Now I’m telling you this:
AI is bigger than all of them.
By 2030, trillions of dollars will pour into AI. The people who win won’t be coders — they’ll be normal people who learn how to use these tools early.
Don’t be the person who says,
“I can’t believe I missed AI.”
See you next week! ❤️
— Michael (Johnny Tube)
P.S.
“The future belongs to those who start before they feel ready.”
