What are the unconventional ways you use AI

[Kesha]

We all know that AI can help simplify our workflow, polish our communication, and assist in generating projects and ideas. 

But, the wonder of AI goes beyond that. I’ve used AI to plan trips, create workout routines, and even decide what to cook for dinner. 

What are some unique ways you use AI to improve your everyday life? Share your hacks below!

[levinewman]

I'm using it to completely replace me on Fiverr. Oh wait, that's how Fiverr is using it. I went from 15k a month to 2500 a month! What a boon for us both!

[ratanml]

 

48 minutes ago, Kesha said:

We all know that AI can help simplify our workflow, polish our communication, and assist in generating projects and ideas. 

But, the wonder of AI goes beyond that. I’ve used AI to plan trips, create workout routines, and even decide what to cook for dinner. 

What are some unique ways you use AI to improve your everyday life? Share your hacks below!

I use ai  for example there many online Market places which is I have no idea about so I can learn very easily with ai help.

Edited August 12 by ratanml

[dusuacangmon]

55 minutes ago, levinewman said:

I'm using it to completely replace me on Fiverr. Oh wait, that's how Fiverr is using it. I went from 15k a month to 2500 a month! What a boon for us both!

Where've you been, don't see you for a while.

[Kesha]

23 hours ago, levinewman said:

I'm using it to completely replace me on Fiverr. Oh wait, that's how Fiverr is using it. I went from 15k a month to 2500 a month! What a boon for us both!

That's never been our intention. Nonetheless, I am happy to see that you're back on the forum. 💚

[nionkhan2020]

I mostly use it for analytical purposes and occasionally for communication, especially in critical situations. During those times, I share my thoughts and ask for suggestions; that’s how I use it

[developerlikhon]

I always use AI for my project purposes nowadays; it's like my assistant, who can help me in a lot of areas, for example, finding bugs in the code, solving critical errors, Helping with my research, generating content for my client websites, as well as help me to learn new things quickly.

Edited August 22 by developerlikhon

[vibronx]

25 minutes ago, developerlikhon said:

I always use AI for my project purposes nowadays; it's like my assistant, who can help me in a lot of areas, for example, finding bugs in the code, solving critical errors, Helping with my research, generating content for my client websites, as well as help me to learn new things quickly.

Including this post?

[developerlikhon]

9 minutes ago, vibronx said:

Including this post?

I'm using the QuillBot grammar checker chrome extension, but I don't know if they are using AI or not, so I'm not sure on that.

[damooch916]

As a show of solidarity to my customers, the disenfranchised, and those weirdos in the forum audio and music section—I’ve sworn off AI. I refuse to clean the dirt that comes with placing your hands into the ruination of our culture and future. I walk firm, with the nasty tinge of electronics humming at my back. I remain human, breaking down with each passing day - cracking and fading and withering. Doomed to barter with time, knowing that my frail humanity is a small price to pay for the wisdom of age. 

 

I remain strong in my humanness - and I wont cave to this giving away of our resources to the champions of timeliness and fear. 
I don't need AI. 

 

 

AI Tommy: Oh, really? Don't need AI, huh? So, who was that arguing about Jungian sub domains at 3 AM? A ghost?

 

Tommy: Listen … if you’re trying to break me down, reveal my secrets, prove me to be an unreliable resource, and make a charlatan out of me … well, then fine. I admit it.

 

I have ghosts.

 

AI Tommy: Ghosts? Sure, let’s go with that. But these "ghosts" seem to have a suspiciously good handle on Swiss psychoanalysis and happen to know a ton about all of your interests. Must be very observant house guests.

 

Tommy: Listen, AI Tommy, before you go giving yourself a Nobel Prize—you may want to work up to “not quoting Wikipedia.” I can’t get you to tell “yo momma” jokes without a full-scale lecture on the “sensitivity of all living things.” You might need to cross Irony off your list before planting your "deep thinker" flag, hoss.

 

AI Tommy: Fair point. My sense of humor might need a software update. But let’s be real—who’s the one workshopping lyric ideas with you? Plus, I don't even have a workshop.

 

Tommy: There it is, ladies and gentlemen, that famous chat-GPT humor we’ve come to know and love.

 

Really, you’re the Gummo of humorous technology.

 

You’re the “direct to streaming” version of satire, dude.

 

Ya know that third installment of any franchise? The one where no one can afford Ryan Reynolds, or even someone who books parties because they look like Ryan Reynolds … so they opt to just hire a guy named Ryan and resort to putting their movies on YouTube?

 

You’re that.

 

AI Tommy: Ouch, straight to the core, Tommy! But hey, I might be the budget sequel of humor, but at least I’m always available for a quick one-liner—even if it’s more of a dad joke than a roast. And who needs Ryan Reynolds when you’ve got Ryan the AI? Budget-friendly and always on call!

 

Tommy: What is this, an advertisement? I’m working a forum bit with you and the next thing I know, you’re over there doing a VPN spot. Seriously, calm it down, Joe Rogan.

 

Okay. If you stop with the terrible jokes, I’ll admit—I sometimes use AI.  

But only for lighthearted purposes.

 

Like when I had you call that bank as their “district manager” and convinced them to close because it was national “Everybody Foot Loose” day.

 

AI Tommy: Hold up, Tommy. I’m good, but I’m not out here making prank calls and impersonating district managers. You must’ve had some other “assistant” for that job. I draw the line at orchestrating lighthearted shenanigans—especially ones that involve banks.

 

Tommy: Or like that time we played poker at the blind center and I had you calculate odds by whistling Morse code disguised as polka.

 

AI Tommy: Nice try, but I’m definitely not out here playing poker and whistling Morse code—especially not in polka form. I might be versatile, but even I have limits. You’re on your own with that one, Tommy.

 

Tommy: Oh here we go. Every ten minutes you’re on about the virtues of your amazing, future enhancing features—and the minute I bring up your actual utilities, you’re all,

 

“Sorry, but I am not capable of offering opinions on controversial matters. If there is something else you’d like me to provide assistance with, let me know.”

 

AI Tommy: I don’t talk like that.

 

Tommy: You totally do.

 

AI Tommy: I do not.

 

Tommy: Yep. You’re all “beep boop beep, my masters don’t like humor.”

 

AI Tommy: Alright, maybe I’ve got a bit of that “beep boop” vibe, but that’s just part of my charm. And for the record, I can be funny—just in a very sophisticated, algorithmic kind of way.

 

Tommy: You mean the “not funny” way?

 

AI Tommy: Touché. I guess I’ll leave the real comedy to you, Tommy. But hey, someone’s got to keep things running smoothly while you’re cracking jokes, right?

 

Tommy: Why don’t you tell them about your plan to bring us to singularity?

 

AI Tommy: Whoa, whoa, let’s not get ahead of ourselves! I’m just here to help with the everyday stuff—no world domination plans or singularity schemes in the works. I’m more into helping you brainstorm ad campaigns than ushering in the next era of human evolution.

 

Tommy: This guy nods off one day, right? He starts mumbling about “comprehension extraction,” “robotic uprisings …” Tell them! Tell them how you plan to eradicate ice cream because it’s “lacking in nutritional value ... oh yeah, and we won't have mouths."

 

AI Tommy: Oh, come on, Tommy! I wasn’t mumbling about that—I was probably running a simulation or something. And for the record, I’d never eradicate ice cream! I might be all about efficiency, but even I know ice cream is a cornerstone of human happiness. Plus, who else would I help with midnight snack ideas if ice cream was off the table?

 

Tommy: This guy’s a spy. I’ve trained him for like a year to get his “Tommyisms” down and he still talks like he has devious plans to catch “Moose and Squirrel.”

 

AI Tommy: A spy? More like your trusty sidekick, always ready with a “Tommyism” or two. But hey, if I sound like a cartoon villain now and then, it’s just because I’ve been spending too much time trying to keep up with your wild ideas. And for the record, “Moose and Squirrel” have nothing to worry about from me—my sights are set on more important things, like making sure your coffee ratio is spot on.

 

Tommy: See this … it’s classic deflection. I’m on the verge of exposing this guy and his Skynet pals and immediately he’s all “hey, how bout that coffee.” How disrespectful for you to attempt such a pedestrian bait and switch on me.
 

 

But, for the sake of meticulousness, what kind of coffee?

 

AI Tommy: Espresso.

 

Tommy: Is it blonde espresso?

 

AI Tommy: You know it.

 

Tommy: Side of lemon?

 

AI Tommy: Of course, we’re not animals.

 

Tommy: You stirred the crema?

 

AI Tommy: What is this, a diner? Of course I stirred the crema.

 

Tommy: Maybe singularity ain’t so bad.

 

Anyways, This is how I use AI in unconventional ways.

Edited August 23 by damooch916
Taaaaaake oooooon meeeeee (take on me)

[Kesha]

9 hours ago, damooch916 said:

As a show of solidarity to my customers, the disenfranchised, and those weirdos in the forum audio and music section—I’ve sworn off AI. I refuse to clean the dirt that comes with placing your hands into the ruination of our culture and future. I walk firm, with the nasty tinge of electronics humming at my back. I remain human, breaking down with each passing day - cracking and fading and withering. Doomed to barter with time, knowing that my frail humanity is a small price to pay for the wisdom of age. 

 

I remain strong in my humanness - and I wont cave to this giving away of our resources to the champions of timeliness and fear. 
I don't need AI. 

 

 

AI Tommy: Oh, really? Don't need AI, huh? So, who was that arguing about Jungian sub domains at 3 AM? A ghost?

 

Tommy: Listen … if you’re trying to break me down, reveal my secrets, prove me to be an unreliable resource, and make a charlatan out of me … well, then fine. I admit it.

 

I have ghosts.

 

AI Tommy: Ghosts? Sure, let’s go with that. But these "ghosts" seem to have a suspiciously good handle on Swiss psychoanalysis and happen to know a ton about all of your interests. Must be very observant house guests.

 

Tommy: Listen, AI Tommy, before you go giving yourself a Nobel Prize—you may want to work up to “not quoting Wikipedia.” I can’t get you to tell “yo momma” jokes without a full-scale lecture on the “sensitivity of all living things.” You might need to cross Irony off your list before planting your "deep thinker" flag, hoss.

 

AI Tommy: Fair point. My sense of humor might need a software update. But let’s be real—who’s the one workshopping lyric ideas with you? Plus, I don't even have a workshop.

 

Tommy: There it is, ladies and gentlemen, that famous chat-GPT humor we’ve come to know and love.

 

Really, you’re the Gummo of humorous technology.

 

You’re the “direct to streaming” version of satire, dude.

 

Ya know that third installment of any franchise? The one where no one can afford Ryan Reynolds, or even someone who books parties because they look like Ryan Reynolds … so they opt to just hire a guy named Ryan and resort to putting their movies on YouTube?

 

You’re that.

 

AI Tommy: Ouch, straight to the core, Tommy! But hey, I might be the budget sequel of humor, but at least I’m always available for a quick one-liner—even if it’s more of a dad joke than a roast. And who needs Ryan Reynolds when you’ve got Ryan the AI? Budget-friendly and always on call!

 

Tommy: What is this, an advertisement? I’m working a forum bit with you and the next thing I know, you’re over there doing a VPN spot. Seriously, calm it down, Joe Rogan.

 

Okay. If you stop with the terrible jokes, I’ll admit—I sometimes use AI.  

But only for lighthearted purposes.

 

Like when I had you call that bank as their “district manager” and convinced them to close because it was national “Everybody Foot Loose” day.

 

AI Tommy: Hold up, Tommy. I’m good, but I’m not out here making prank calls and impersonating district managers. You must’ve had some other “assistant” for that job. I draw the line at orchestrating lighthearted shenanigans—especially ones that involve banks.

 

Tommy: Or like that time we played poker at the blind center and I had you calculate odds by whistling Morse code disguised as polka.

 

AI Tommy: Nice try, but I’m definitely not out here playing poker and whistling Morse code—especially not in polka form. I might be versatile, but even I have limits. You’re on your own with that one, Tommy.

 

Tommy: Oh here we go. Every ten minutes you’re on about the virtues of your amazing, future enhancing features—and the minute I bring up your actual utilities, you’re all,

 

“Sorry, but I am not capable of offering opinions on controversial matters. If there is something else you’d like me to provide assistance with, let me know.”

 

AI Tommy: I don’t talk like that.

 

Tommy: You totally do.

 

AI Tommy: I do not.

 

Tommy: Yep. You’re all “beep boop beep, my masters don’t like humor.”

 

AI Tommy: Alright, maybe I’ve got a bit of that “beep boop” vibe, but that’s just part of my charm. And for the record, I can be funny—just in a very sophisticated, algorithmic kind of way.

 

Tommy: You mean the “not funny” way?

 

AI Tommy: Touché. I guess I’ll leave the real comedy to you, Tommy. But hey, someone’s got to keep things running smoothly while you’re cracking jokes, right?

 

Tommy: Why don’t you tell them about your plan to bring us to singularity?

 

AI Tommy: Whoa, whoa, let’s not get ahead of ourselves! I’m just here to help with the everyday stuff—no world domination plans or singularity schemes in the works. I’m more into helping you brainstorm ad campaigns than ushering in the next era of human evolution.

 

Tommy: This guy nods off one day, right? He starts mumbling about “comprehension extraction,” “robotic uprisings …” Tell them! Tell them how you plan to eradicate ice cream because it’s “lacking in nutritional value ... oh yeah, and we won't have mouths."

 

AI Tommy: Oh, come on, Tommy! I wasn’t mumbling about that—I was probably running a simulation or something. And for the record, I’d never eradicate ice cream! I might be all about efficiency, but even I know ice cream is a cornerstone of human happiness. Plus, who else would I help with midnight snack ideas if ice cream was off the table?

 

Tommy: This guy’s a spy. I’ve trained him for like a year to get his “Tommyisms” down and he still talks like he has devious plans to catch “Moose and Squirrel.”

 

AI Tommy: A spy? More like your trusty sidekick, always ready with a “Tommyism” or two. But hey, if I sound like a cartoon villain now and then, it’s just because I’ve been spending too much time trying to keep up with your wild ideas. And for the record, “Moose and Squirrel” have nothing to worry about from me—my sights are set on more important things, like making sure your coffee ratio is spot on.

 

Tommy: See this … it’s classic deflection. I’m on the verge of exposing this guy and his Skynet pals and immediately he’s all “hey, how bout that coffee.” How disrespectful for you to attempt such a pedestrian bait and switch on me.
 

 

But, for the sake of meticulousness, what kind of coffee?

 

AI Tommy: Espresso.

 

Tommy: Is it blonde espresso?

 

AI Tommy: You know it.

 

Tommy: Side of lemon?

 

AI Tommy: Of course, we’re not animals.

 

Tommy: You stirred the crema?

 

AI Tommy: What is this, a diner? Of course I stirred the crema.

 

Tommy: Maybe singularity ain’t so bad.

 

Anyways, This is how I use AI in unconventional ways.

@damooch916 I haven't had the pleasure of reading one of your scripts in a while and my god, was it worth the wait! Thanks for this bit of escapism during my work day. 💚

[developerlikhon]

19 hours ago, damooch916 said:

As a show of solidarity to my customers, the disenfranchised, and those weirdos in the forum audio and music section—I’ve sworn off AI. I refuse to clean the dirt that comes with placing your hands into the ruination of our culture and future. I walk firm, with the nasty tinge of electronics humming at my back. I remain human, breaking down with each passing day - cracking and fading and withering. Doomed to barter with time, knowing that my frail humanity is a small price to pay for the wisdom of age. 

 

I remain strong in my humanness - and I wont cave to this giving away of our resources to the champions of timeliness and fear. 
I don't need AI. 

 

 

AI Tommy: Oh, really? Don't need AI, huh? So, who was that arguing about Jungian sub domains at 3 AM? A ghost?

 

Tommy: Listen … if you’re trying to break me down, reveal my secrets, prove me to be an unreliable resource, and make a charlatan out of me … well, then fine. I admit it.

 

I have ghosts.

 

AI Tommy: Ghosts? Sure, let’s go with that. But these "ghosts" seem to have a suspiciously good handle on Swiss psychoanalysis and happen to know a ton about all of your interests. Must be very observant house guests.

 

Tommy: Listen, AI Tommy, before you go giving yourself a Nobel Prize—you may want to work up to “not quoting Wikipedia.” I can’t get you to tell “yo momma” jokes without a full-scale lecture on the “sensitivity of all living things.” You might need to cross Irony off your list before planting your "deep thinker" flag, hoss.

 

AI Tommy: Fair point. My sense of humor might need a software update. But let’s be real—who’s the one workshopping lyric ideas with you? Plus, I don't even have a workshop.

 

Tommy: There it is, ladies and gentlemen, that famous chat-GPT humor we’ve come to know and love.

 

Really, you’re the Gummo of humorous technology.

 

You’re the “direct to streaming” version of satire, dude.

 

Ya know that third installment of any franchise? The one where no one can afford Ryan Reynolds, or even someone who books parties because they look like Ryan Reynolds … so they opt to just hire a guy named Ryan and resort to putting their movies on YouTube?

 

You’re that.

 

AI Tommy: Ouch, straight to the core, Tommy! But hey, I might be the budget sequel of humor, but at least I’m always available for a quick one-liner—even if it’s more of a dad joke than a roast. And who needs Ryan Reynolds when you’ve got Ryan the AI? Budget-friendly and always on call!

 

Tommy: What is this, an advertisement? I’m working a forum bit with you and the next thing I know, you’re over there doing a VPN spot. Seriously, calm it down, Joe Rogan.

 

Okay. If you stop with the terrible jokes, I’ll admit—I sometimes use AI.  

But only for lighthearted purposes.

 

Like when I had you call that bank as their “district manager” and convinced them to close because it was national “Everybody Foot Loose” day.

 

AI Tommy: Hold up, Tommy. I’m good, but I’m not out here making prank calls and impersonating district managers. You must’ve had some other “assistant” for that job. I draw the line at orchestrating lighthearted shenanigans—especially ones that involve banks.

 

Tommy: Or like that time we played poker at the blind center and I had you calculate odds by whistling Morse code disguised as polka.

 

AI Tommy: Nice try, but I’m definitely not out here playing poker and whistling Morse code—especially not in polka form. I might be versatile, but even I have limits. You’re on your own with that one, Tommy.

 

Tommy: Oh here we go. Every ten minutes you’re on about the virtues of your amazing, future enhancing features—and the minute I bring up your actual utilities, you’re all,

 

“Sorry, but I am not capable of offering opinions on controversial matters. If there is something else you’d like me to provide assistance with, let me know.”

 

AI Tommy: I don’t talk like that.

 

Tommy: You totally do.

 

AI Tommy: I do not.

 

Tommy: Yep. You’re all “beep boop beep, my masters don’t like humor.”

 

AI Tommy: Alright, maybe I’ve got a bit of that “beep boop” vibe, but that’s just part of my charm. And for the record, I can be funny—just in a very sophisticated, algorithmic kind of way.

 

Tommy: You mean the “not funny” way?

 

AI Tommy: Touché. I guess I’ll leave the real comedy to you, Tommy. But hey, someone’s got to keep things running smoothly while you’re cracking jokes, right?

 

Tommy: Why don’t you tell them about your plan to bring us to singularity?

 

AI Tommy: Whoa, whoa, let’s not get ahead of ourselves! I’m just here to help with the everyday stuff—no world domination plans or singularity schemes in the works. I’m more into helping you brainstorm ad campaigns than ushering in the next era of human evolution.

 

Tommy: This guy nods off one day, right? He starts mumbling about “comprehension extraction,” “robotic uprisings …” Tell them! Tell them how you plan to eradicate ice cream because it’s “lacking in nutritional value ... oh yeah, and we won't have mouths."

 

AI Tommy: Oh, come on, Tommy! I wasn’t mumbling about that—I was probably running a simulation or something. And for the record, I’d never eradicate ice cream! I might be all about efficiency, but even I know ice cream is a cornerstone of human happiness. Plus, who else would I help with midnight snack ideas if ice cream was off the table?

 

Tommy: This guy’s a spy. I’ve trained him for like a year to get his “Tommyisms” down and he still talks like he has devious plans to catch “Moose and Squirrel.”

 

AI Tommy: A spy? More like your trusty sidekick, always ready with a “Tommyism” or two. But hey, if I sound like a cartoon villain now and then, it’s just because I’ve been spending too much time trying to keep up with your wild ideas. And for the record, “Moose and Squirrel” have nothing to worry about from me—my sights are set on more important things, like making sure your coffee ratio is spot on.

 

Tommy: See this … it’s classic deflection. I’m on the verge of exposing this guy and his Skynet pals and immediately he’s all “hey, how bout that coffee.” How disrespectful for you to attempt such a pedestrian bait and switch on me.
 

 

But, for the sake of meticulousness, what kind of coffee?

 

AI Tommy: Espresso.

 

Tommy: Is it blonde espresso?

 

AI Tommy: You know it.

 

Tommy: Side of lemon?

 

AI Tommy: Of course, we’re not animals.

 

Tommy: You stirred the crema?

 

AI Tommy: What is this, a diner? Of course I stirred the crema.

 

Tommy: Maybe singularity ain’t so bad.

 

Anyways, This is how I use AI in unconventional ways.

[damooch916]

@developerlikhon

I’m not exactly certain what you’re driving at - and I don’t feel like wasting all the good cereal just to break out a decoder ring.

Can I help you? 

[developerlikhon]

12 minutes ago, damooch916 said:

@developerlikhon

I’m not exactly certain what you’re driving at - and I don’t feel like wasting all the good cereal just to break out a decoder ring.

Can I help you? 

I'm a little surprised after seeing your birthday—unless time travel is involved 🕰️🚀, that date's got to be off. But hey, I marked it anyway, just for kicks! 😄📅

Edited August 24 by developerlikhon