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1616 On this live page (inspired by [ Derek Sivers] ( https://sive.rs/ai ) and [ Damola
17- Morenikeji] ( https://www.bydamo.la/p/ai-manifesto ) ), I’m sharing how I use AI in my day-to-day work, and which parts of
18- my output can be considered AI-created, AI-enhanced, or entirely non-AI generated.
17+ Morenikeji] ( https://www.bydamo.la/p/ai-manifesto ) ), I’m sharing how I use AI
18+ in my day-to-day work, and which parts of my output can be considered
19+ AI-created, AI-enhanced, or entirely non-AI generated.
1920</div >
2021
2122## Coding
2223
23- I use Copilot extensively (with a variety of models: Gemini, Claude, etc). I mostly use AI as a rubber duck, a companion
24- to bounce off ideas, explore alternatives, discuss pros and cons, etc. I rarely ask AI to implement features or drive
25- code changes, except for small dependency updates or writing companion documentation. This alone is already making me
26- feel much more productive without doing any vibe coding (yet).
24+ I use Copilot extensively (with a variety of models: Gemini, Claude, etc). I
25+ mostly use AI as a rubber duck, a companion to bounce off ideas, explore
26+ alternatives, discuss pros and cons, etc. I rarely ask AI to implement features
27+ or drive code changes, except for small dependency updates or writing companion
28+ documentation. This alone is already making me feel much more productive without
29+ doing any vibe coding (yet).
2730
2831## Writing
2932
3033Almost all my English writing is reviewed by AI.
3134
32- I’ve designed a custom GPT in ChatGPT with specific instructions to ensure ** it doesn’t change my tone, writing style,
33- or introduce any new arguments** , but instead corrects grammar mistakes and suggests alternative phrasing when something
34- doesn’t sound natural to an English-speaking audience.
35+ I’ve designed a custom GPT in ChatGPT with specific instructions to ensure ** it
36+ doesn’t change my tone, writing style, or introduce any new arguments** , but
37+ instead corrects grammar mistakes and suggests alternative phrasing when
38+ something doesn’t sound natural to an English-speaking audience.
3539
36- Since English isn’t my native language, this extra review layer gives me more confidence before publishing (whereas I
37- never use AI when writing in Spanish). I could probably manage without it at this point, but I’d have to spend a lot
38- more time correcting errors, re-reading, etc. ** All content is still human-generated, as I don’t use AI to produce
39- _ original_ text** . This aligns with my goal, which isn’t to generate content but simply to share my thoughts when I feel
40- like it.
40+ Since English isn’t my native language, this extra review layer gives me more
41+ confidence before publishing (whereas I never use AI when writing in Spanish). I
42+ could probably manage without it at this point, but I’d have to spend a lot more
43+ time correcting errors, re-reading, etc. ** All content is still human-generated,
44+ as I don’t use AI to produce _ original_ text** . This aligns with my goal, which
45+ isn’t to generate content but simply to share my thoughts when I feel like it.
4146
4247## Day-to-day
4348
44- AI has largely replaced my use of traditional search engines, since I use AI all the time to research different topics.
45- The way it works for me is: I use AI in the early stages to get a good overview of a topic, then fall back to my
46- previous habits (search engines, Wikipedia, books, etc.) to explore the topic in more depth.
47-
48- One interesting use case in my personal life is traveling. I’ve recently started using AI while visiting new cities to
49- learn more about specific aspects. For example, I had to take a business trip to Boston and was walking around the
50- Harvard campus asking AI questions about the history of Harvard, etc. I did the same while traveling to Tokyo. I still
51- do my own research and planning when traveling, but AI has been especially helpful in those moments when new questions
52- come up on the spot.
49+ AI has largely replaced my use of traditional search engines, since I use AI all
50+ the time to research different topics. The way it works for me is: I use AI in
51+ the early stages to get a good overview of a topic, then fall back to my
52+ previous habits (search engines, Wikipedia, books, etc.) to explore the topic in
53+ more depth.
54+
55+ One interesting use case in my personal life is traveling. I’ve recently started
56+ using AI while visiting new cities to learn more about specific aspects. For
57+ example, I had to take a business trip to Boston and was walking around the
58+ Harvard campus asking AI questions about the history of Harvard, etc. I did the
59+ same while traveling to Tokyo. I still do my own research and planning when
60+ traveling, but AI has been especially helpful in those moments when new
61+ questions come up on the spot.
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5463_ Updated on January 2026_
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