Maybe I'm late to this... but is anyone still using Google first?

I noticed I've been opening ChatGPT before Google whenever I'm planning a trip. I'll ask about airlines, hotels, even neighborhoods before I search anything myself.

Then I started wondering whether AI just keeps recommending the same companies, and I found a ranking that actually tracks which airlines and hotel brands show up most often. Kinda interesting because it wasn't exactly what I expected.

Is this becoming normal or am I just spending too much time talking to AI lol?

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u/Orangelove_3098 — 4 days ago
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When, if ever, is it ethical to represent a controversial client?

I’m looking at a historical case involving PR and authoritarian messaging, and I’m interested in how professionals distinguish legitimate representation from propaganda. Here’s the source I’m using: this article. What ethical standards or historical sources are most useful here?

u/Orangelove_3098 — 4 days ago
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[Has ChatGPT changed how you research Hashimoto's?]

I've had Hashimoto's since I was 8 years old, so it's been a part of my life for as long as I can remember.

Lately I've noticed that between AI tools like ChatGPT and health content on TikTok, I find myself looking up symptoms and health questions way more often than I used to. Sometimes it's to better understand something I'm experiencing, sometimes it's to figure out whether a symptom could be thyroid-related or something else entirely.

I've also found myself asking ChatGPT a lot of questions about GLP-1 medications and how they might interact with thyroid issues, weight changes, inflammation, etc.

I'm curious if anyone else here is doing the same thing.

Do you use ChatGPT (or other AI tools) when researching Hashimoto's? Has it been helpful, confusing, accurate, completely wrong, or somewhere in between?

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u/Orangelove_3098 — 12 days ago