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What’s a task you aggressively tried to automate with AI, but eventually went back to doing manually because the "old way" was just better?

I spent way too much time trying to get LLMs to organize my weekly schedule and meal prep, only to realize writing it on a whiteboard was faster and actually kept me accountable. What did you finally give up on trying to AI?

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  1. 2026-09-24 00:25 · r/artificial
    What’s a task you aggressively tried to automate with AI, but eventually went back to doing manually because the "old way" was just better?

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