I use AI to research things I care about, because I care about too many things to spend huge amounts of time on it. If you're paying for bleeding edge models they are more efficient at researching basically anything, given that you are steering them.
We are now habitually using it in cooking, gardening, personal finance, developing policy proposals for local political groups, many things.
It's kind of like online dating back in the days before tinder, when you had to pretend you didn't have a profile because it was considered something for desperate losers. Ironically online dating created way more desperate losers than were on it back then when it was uncool. Probably something similar will happen when the bubble pops and the economics make the current delivery models unsustainable, when OpenAI embraces the ad model and Anthropic gets acquired by Google and subsumed by it's ad services.
Like the internet itself this productivity window might be brief, supported by venture capital in order to overcome behavioural barriers only to sucker punch the consumer like social media.
I use AI to research things I care about, because I care about too many things to spend huge amounts of time on it. If you're paying for bleeding edge models they are more efficient at researching basically anything, given that you are steering them.
We are now habitually using it in cooking, gardening, personal finance, developing policy proposals for local political groups, many things.
It's kind of like online dating back in the days before tinder, when you had to pretend you didn't have a profile because it was considered something for desperate losers. Ironically online dating created way more desperate losers than were on it back then when it was uncool. Probably something similar will happen when the bubble pops and the economics make the current delivery models unsustainable, when OpenAI embraces the ad model and Anthropic gets acquired by Google and subsumed by it's ad services.
Like the internet itself this productivity window might be brief, supported by venture capital in order to overcome behavioural barriers only to sucker punch the consumer like social media.