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I've been thinking about this after posting in a Brazilian community. My original point was basically this: Using Claude at work isn't about using it as a replacement for Google or blindly asking it to do your job. It's about understanding your own processes well enough to recognize where AI can au…

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  1. 2026-09-19 00:22 · r/artificial
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