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AI tools expose comfortable busywork, revealing core job challenges

Users are finding that generative AI tools like GPT are revealing how much time they previously spent on formatting and repetitive writing tasks, rather than on core thinking and decision-making. This shift can be initially uncomfortable as it exposes the more challenging aspects of their work, but ultimately leads to a more focused and productive approach. The experience highlights that AI doesn't necessarily make jobs faster, but rather clarifies the true nature of the work involved. AI

IMPACT AI tools are shifting focus from formatting to core decision-making, potentially altering job roles and productivity metrics.

RANK_REASON User opinion piece discussing the impact of AI on work habits.

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AI tools expose comfortable busywork, revealing core job challenges

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/EnvironmentalDay8864 ·

    GPT made me realize how much time I was spending on formatting instead of thinking

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>A quiet realization after a few months of using it heavily for work docs and presentations.</p> <p>I used to think my job was slow because the thinking was hard. Turns out a big chunk of my time went into formatting, rewording the same idea five …