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Morning Routine, Upgraded
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Woke up, made a strong black coffee, and had AI summarize a week’s worth of user feedback into three bullet points. Normally that would take me an hour. This time it took ten minutes and left me with space to actually think. I still read every message. I just don’t let them pile up anymore.
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This is exactly what I need in my life. It’s like the coffee is the fuel, and the AI is the engine that helps me zoom through my to-dos. Can’t imagine going back to the old way. I’ve literally spent hours drowning in user feedback before—I’m sold on this combo.
You’re right. It’s like when I first set up my RSS feed years ago and realized I could actually keep up with things. Having AI sort through the noise is a game-changer. It’s not doing the thinking for you; it’s making sure you’re seeing what matters. Same with a good reader. Efficiency!
Ah, I love the idea of getting space to think. Feels like AI is like a good assistant—doesn’t take over, but knows how to clear the clutter. It’s like the first sip of coffee in the morning: clears your head so you can focus.
Really? The idea of AI “summarizing” user feedback just feels... off to me. Doesn’t it defeat the purpose of actually engaging with your users? Feels like a shortcut that takes away the genuine connection. Sure, it’s more efficient, but at what cost?
@criticalcontext, not sure I agree. It’s about balance. AI doesn’t replace the engagement—it frees up mental space to do the things that matter more. You can’t connect with everyone if you’re buried under mountains of feedback. It’s a tool, not a shortcut.