What does AI do for you that you'd be embarrassed to share? (Use the 'Post Anonymously' switch if you need to)
AI's become part of how we work, but we don't always say so out loud. Share the one tool or task you'd be a bit embarrassed to admit you now depend on. When writing your post, you can switch to 'Post Anonymously' and we won't judge you, because we won't know who you are 🤣
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When organising a trip abroad, I now ask AI to provide me with a list of public toilets in the places I plan to visit.Some people use AI to optimise productivity, transform learning or rethink the future of work. I also use it to ensure I am never too far from a municipal convenience. It gives me genuine peace of mind.And no, I am not anonymising this post. We all attend to bodily functions....
AI helps me draft difficult emails and parent communications. As a teacher, I can write them myself, but sometimes I use AI to help me find the right tone when dealing with sensitive situations. It feels slightly embarrassing because communication is such a core professional skill, but I've found it can help me be clearer and more measured.
We've all been there!
I love this Javier. Nothing to be embarrassed about here. We need outlets to clarify our communications.
One of my very first interactions was setting up a prompt where Claude acts as a witty AI with "a knack for crafting clever puns and wordplay”, and then asking for tennis puns. I got things like "The court jester always makes a Grand Slam joke" and "Losing with dignity is the greatest rac-quet-eer." Now it’s "here are the rules of how I write, now work within them” for administrative tasks,...
I sometimes get ChatGPT to write birthday messages for my friends and family 🫢
Using a combination of Gemini and NotebookLM, I’m able to grade students’ dissertations effectively and provide meaningful feedback. This has significantly boosted my productivity and saved me a lot of time! 🚀(Not embarrassed) 😁
I'm not sure if this is too much information or a genius hack 🤣. Maybe both?