I have an actual rubber duck on my desk, which means I only use AÍ for stuff like “refactor and write tests for this stuff Ducky and I designed”.
But I think your question is fundamentally flawed—-we all use AI in phone and editor autocomplete, searching, summarization and whatnot on a daily basis now in office tools. It is using it for actual useful output that counts, and for that it is still below what I deem acceptable.
Fair point. AI is everywhere now, even when we don’t notice. I was aiming more at tools people actively choose for real output. Love the rubber duck method, by the way!
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I have an actual rubber duck on my desk, which means I only use AÍ for stuff like “refactor and write tests for this stuff Ducky and I designed”.
But I think your question is fundamentally flawed—-we all use AI in phone and editor autocomplete, searching, summarization and whatnot on a daily basis now in office tools. It is using it for actual useful output that counts, and for that it is still below what I deem acceptable.
Fair point. AI is everywhere now, even when we don’t notice. I was aiming more at tools people actively choose for real output. Love the rubber duck method, by the way!