I spent two days gigging at RentAHuman and didn't make a single cent

So, I spent two days trying to make money on RentAHuman, a site where AI bots hire real people for physical tasks. Honestly, I was curious — could it be the next big thing in gig work? According to Reece Rogers at wired.com, the platform looks like a stripped-down version of Fiverr, with pretty limited options. I signed up, did some small gigs — delivering packages, odd errands — but here’s the kicker: I didn't make a single cent. What Rogers points out is that despite the high-tech hype, the pay was almost nonexistent, and the gigs felt kinda pointless. The whole setup seems more like a proof of concept than a real earning opportunity. Now, here’s where it gets interesting — this experiment highlights how AI-driven gig economies might still have a long way to go before they actually pay the bills. So, for now, don’t count on RentAHuman being your next side hustle — at least not yet.