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A lot of people are using AI without knowing why

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AI has become something people feel they need to use, even without a clear purpose. Are we seeing real productivity gains, or are people just trying to keep up with the hype? What’s one AI use case that’s genuinely useful and one that’s unnecessary?

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  1. 2026-09-12 12:09 · r/artificial
    A lot of people are using AI without knowing why

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