1. Find, annotate, aggregate, organize, summarize, etc all of my knowledge from notes
2. A Google substitute with direct answers in place of SEO junktext and countless ads
3. Writing boilerplate code, especially in unfamiliar languages
4. Dynamic, general, richly nuanced multimodal content moderation without the human labor bill
5. As an extremely effective personal tutor for learning nearly anything
I view AI as commoditizing general intelligence. You can supply it, like turning on the tap, wherever intelligence helps. I inject intelligence into moderating Discord message harassment, to detect when my 3D prints fail, to filter fluff from articles, clean up unstructured data, flag inappropriate images, etc. (All with the same model!) The world is overwhelmingly starved of intelligence. What extremely limited supply we have of this scarce resource (via humans) is woefully insufficient, and often extreme overkill where deployed. I now have access to a pennies-on-the-dollar supply of (low/mediocre quality) intelligence. Bet that I'll use it anywhere possible to unlock personal value and free up my intelligence for use where it's actually needed.