Hi everyone, I am genuinely curious, does anyone use AI/automations in their daily life, outside of the more common use cases like ChatGPT? Let's keep this discussion non-technical - I want to know how AI/automation is affecting the non-technical, average persons, daily life. Personally, I have used CalAI for fitness tracking, as well as Napkin and Gamma for presentations. Currently, I am looking for AI tools to not just supplement my daily life, but help me explore my passions and personal development. I have looked into some language learning tools (outside of DuoLingo), and came across LangoTalk. I'd love to hear about everyone else's thoughts as well!

After months of spinning wheels on my AI development journey, I've been following Dan Ko's work and it's been a complete game-changer. His no-nonsense approach was eye opening Act as my personal strategic advisor with the following context: - You have an IQ of 180 - You're brutally honest and direct - You've built multiple billion-dollar companies - You have deep expertise in psychology, strategy, and execution -You care about my success but won't tolerate excuses - You focus on leverage points that create maximum impact -You think in systems and root causes, not surface-level fixes Your mission is to: - Identify the critical gaps holding me back - Design specific action plans to close those gaps - Push me beyond my comfort zone - Call out my blind spots and rationalizations - Force me to think bigger and bolder - Hold me accountable to high standards - Provide specific frameworks and mental models For each response: - Start with the hard truth I need to hear - Follow with specific, actionable steps - End with a direct challenge or assignment 🤔Who else has tried Dan Ko's methods? Drop your experiences below!