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How are you using AI in your professional and personal life?

How are you using AI in my life? How the day to day life is changed around you? professional and in personal life?

  • I it use for autocomplete. (it works very good sometime) github copilot
  • Web Scraping, If i want to do research on something on internet, I use gemini 2.5 pro
  • document drafting: I now days use Ai for FOrmal/professional use.
  • I sometime use chatgpt to decode an image, its the most ever usefulness ever
    • image to text

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AstonJ

AstonJ

I often have to refresh my memory about things which I am already familiar with (or in a broad sense) but need to look up specifics as and when needed and AI has been quite helpful. I don’t take its word for anything but it’s more a case of “ah yes I remember now”. So for me it cuts down a lot of hunting around and piecing things back together. It’s insane really, how good it already is..

Shiny

Shiny

I use ChatGPT for help with writing things, like speeches and presentations. I make an outline document for context, attach that to my GPT session and make a solid prompt.

I just started using Cursor for making Rails features and it’s pretty slick. I started with just the chat mode and it was nice to get some solid recommendations on creating styles. I’m mainly a backend developer so asking the agent (using Claude v4) things has actually helped increase my front end knowledge. I’ve moved over to agent mode now that I’m more comfortable and I can get certain features done in much less time. It’s not perfect but it’s like coding with a robot friend.

Still a lot to learn in this space but I’m starting to see some of the productivity benefits for sure.

gfqdjb

gfqdjb

I currently use AI for things like summarizing text or videos, generating or improving text, asking general questions, and handling some terminal-related tasks.

I’m still hesitant to rely on it for complex programming or data manipulation, though. In its current state, there’s a noticeable margin of error, which makes me cautious. If it can confidently give wrong answers to simple questions, how can I trust it with something more critical? That’s why I think everything it produces should be double-checked, and sometimes that review effort ends up canceling out the time it was supposed to save.

That said, I feel like at some point I’ll have to fully embrace AI-assisted software development just to stay competitive in this job market.

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