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Anyone else using AI for the boring parts of their job?

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most of the AI discourse i see is about AGI timelines or image generators or whatever the latest model benchmark is. but the actual daytoday stuff where it's genuinely useful gets almost no airtime. i work in office admin and i've been slowly plugging AI into the tedious parts of my job. drafting t…

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  1. 2026-09-01 13:28 · r/artificial
    Anyone else using AI for the boring parts of their job?

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