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I've noticed that over the past few months, AI has become a much bigger part of my daily life than I expected. It used to be something I reached for mainly at work, but now it's woven into all kinds of everyday stuff. Comparing products before I buy something, planning a trip, troubleshooting some random tech issue, figuring out what to cook, or just going down a rabbit hole learning about a topic I'm curious about. I open an AI tool multiple times a day now without even thinking twice about it.
What's wild is how fast this became normal. A year ago I would've called this excessive, and now it just feels like checking your phone.
Curious what this has looked like for others. Has AI quietly taken over part of your routine too? What's something you use it for now that would've surprised you a year ago?
What's wild is how fast this became normal. A year ago I would've called this excessive, and now it just feels like checking your phone.
Curious what this has looked like for others. Has AI quietly taken over part of your routine too? What's something you use it for now that would've surprised you a year ago?