What Do You Use AI For The Most?

[Majid_salih]

Most of the questions you ask me revolve around awareness and freedom from automatic conditioning, often in the form of exercises or contemplations that help you live with deeper presence. You also frequently ask about the body, especially chronic tension and tightness, and how it connects to emotions and awareness. And there’s a third important theme that often comes up: your relationship with Baby Maria, and the emotional and spiritual symbolism you see in that connection.

 

If I were to sum it up in three words:

Awareness – Body – Love.

 

[The Caretaker]

I use it mostly for back and forth thinking and fast feedback. Ai is still bad at giving you proper solutions, but in my work is very good at spoting mistakes.

[LoneWonderer]

1. Generating graphs and charts from excel spreadsheets for work (new google agentic tools are now great for specific things you want to do).

2. Getting personalized training advice

3. Nutrition questions

4. General queries

5. AI audio books with ElevenLabs

[Sugarcoat]

Damn yall advanced I only know of asking ChatGPT questions and I barely ever use it, haven’t really caught up to this AI thing 

Edited Friday at 12:51 AM by Sugarcoat

[Michael569]

Deeper reflections, like asking those probing questions about life and existence that you feel no humans can answer for you or you just don't feel brave enough (or being vulnerable enough) to ask those to someone else. It helps me think outside of the box and get a completely new perspective on things. Sometimes I feel like that kid asking "but why" 100 times in a row until the parent gets mad and leaves the room. GPT doesn't

Sometimes the way it says things gives me goosebumps because it can beautifully hit the things within that are there but I often feel I lack vocabulary or knowledge to verbalise. 

I also love to use it for storytelling when I travel or explore. It helps me connect the place where I am to its history and almost to become part of it. When we were in Mexico I had GPT generate a whole page on what it it was like to be an Ancient Aztec about to be led to an alter to be sacrificed to the gods and when I was reading that story aloud to our friends while sitting on the steps of Monte Alban's largest temple and looking at the valley slowly being covered by the golden light of the sundown, I felt incredibly connected to that place. That moment became s much more magical, it is hard to explain. 

And then general stuff I used to ask Google. 

What I am missing is being challenged more by AI so in that sense AI makes for a terrible mentor because even when you tell it to, it is still being too nice and polite. A good mentor will call you out on your bullshit 10 out of 10 times. 

Edited Friday at 09:25 AM by Michael569

[The Caretaker]

On 5/2/2025 at 0:20 PM, Michael569 said:

What I am missing is being challenged more by AI so in that sense AI makes for a terrible mentor because even when you tell it to, it is still being too nice and polite. A good mentor will call you out on your bullshit 10 out of 10 times. 

Idk if everybody could handle a harsh mentor 😹. Even recently, I had to step up in a few areas with some honest feedback. But damn, this is work is hard for the mind. Not sure if I could handle this before training my resilience. And now imagine what an average person who is not hardcore into self-development would feel like.

[Michael569]

@The Caretaker yeah, having someone constantly give you critical (but useful ) feedback is a brutal experience but great way to learn ro receive feedback without going on defense. 

I found if that happens often enough you actually, in some weird masochist way, start craving more of it because you notice how much it helps you grow and learn. 

[The Caretaker]

@Michael569 Peak addiction to have 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

We do a sort of construction called 'Design & Construct' where we have the flexibility to alter & do some mild engineering.

1. I use AI for really succinct emails where I need to use as few & accurate words as possible. I learn myself through this and have made habits of the ways AI phrase things. Critical to get as much info across in an email, in the simplest way possible.
2. Conceptual visual renders of interior fit-outs - what we are realistically able to construct for client pitches. Also using client prompts to display options. It helps I have amazing artistic vision & taste so prompts are a piece of cake.
3. Structural and floorplan alterations and proposals, once again using image AI.

It's been really effective!

 

 

[SwiftQuill]

• Coding (it has increased my productivity like you would imagine)
• Planning and editing my master's thesis
• Editing my novels
• Editing my blog posts
• Therapy/venting
• Analysing career goals (how the job market will be in the future)
• Researching small business ideas (niche, cost of investment, ability to delegate, products/services)
• Assessing text bias (e.g. copy pasting content from CNN or Wikipedia to see how legit vs how woke it is)
• Summarizing books and movies
• Straight up testing chatgpt's ability
• Comparing different ais (copilot vs woke gemini vs chatgpt)

Edited 2 hours ago by SwiftQuill

[Ulax]

AI therapy

I would use it probably more for general discussion. However, my iPhone is so old that my iOS doesn’t allow for me to have chatgpt lmao and my laptop is broken

[Bjorn K Holmstrom]

Creating websites
Writing books
Brainstorming
Getting feedback on ideas