What’s an AI limitation that you only notice after using AI a lot?

Not the usual “AI hallucinates” answer. Something subtle that becomes obvious once you've used these systems enough a workflow problem, reasoning issue, context problem, or something else. What have you noticed?

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2026-10-01 00:39 · r/artificial
What’s an AI limitation that you only notice after using AI a lot?

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