For the last dozen of months, I've been using AI as a doctor, shrink, marketer, ghostwriter, coach and so on. It helps find information way faster than searching internet for it. I've used it extensively to reflect on my struggles, it helped me tremendously: I couldn't have imagined that a couple of hours with AI could replace 10 sessions with psychotherapists. You can ask questions directly related to your problem without any fear or boundaries. It helped me understand emotional and relationship intricacies. I often use it to ask medical questions. Pop med articles are way generic and not specific to your case. With time, I've started to use AI to ask questions I never knew I could get answers to. Sometimes, there are topics that you can't even just Google! You can even ask AI to answer you without spoilers, if you need that. AI helped me understand a handful of concepts described in books even better. You can ask questions nobody thought of before. You can connect wild and unrelated ideas and get a new perspective. You're able to ask AI for a 7 day blog growth strategy. Try to even keep up with all of this! Not to mention that I can ask AI to write code in languages I'm not proficient at. And everything changed even more when I started to use prompts and craft them myself. These often lead to more and more ideas. I've stumbled upon a prompt that helped me get an idea which was laying on the surface, but for some reason I didn't even think about. I even made a prompt to make me prompts: it works better for complex tasks than just asking it directly. Here it is: "can you give me a prompt for ChatGPT to be my prompt assistant which goal is to help me generate prompts for ChatGPT to act as a specific agent?" You can also subscribe to my Telegram channel, "Ask LLM", where I post the best prompts. It's clear to me now that there's a whole new world of opportunities, thanks to AI. Whether we'll reach singularity, that's up to debate. But what's certain is that we can and should use AI to our advantage.