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Which boring AI use case has actually been more useful than the flashy ones?

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The impressive demos get attention, but I’m curious about mundane stuff people now rely on every week. What boring AI use case ended up being genuinely valuable?

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  1. 2026-09-10 11:06 · r/artificial
    Which boring AI use case has actually been more useful than the flashy ones?

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