u/Top_Point_1841

Better memory, stronger personalities, voice, emotions, or something completely different?

One message probably isn’t enough. The previous five messages might help. The entire conversation would be better.

But at some point, does giving AI that much context become way too invasive?

Some people know exactly what they want to say but completely fail when it’s time to put it into words.

Has AI made texting easier for you?

Most prompts are written in a normal conversational style, but some people deliberately change the tone to see whether the response changes.

Does being more direct, blunt, or demanding actually affect the quality of responses in your experience?

I still catch myself opening Google out of habit, but more and more I'm starting with AI instead.

Have you completely replaced Google for research, or do you still use both together? Which setup has worked best for you?

If both worked equally well, which way would you rather interact with AI every day?

Sometimes AI points out a flaw in a popular opinion that I never considered before. Has that ever happened to you, or do you mostly use AI to confirm ideas?

Everyone talks about writing and coding.

What is one feature or capability that deserves a lot more attention than it gets?

It could be anything that you use regularly but rarely see people discuss.

Not because it was bad

Maybe another model simply matched your workflow better, gave more consistent responses, or offered features you found more useful

Which model did you move away from, and what made you switch?

Some prompts seem to give consistently good results no matter which Al tool you use.

Do you have one like that?

You don't have to share the exact prompt if you don't want to. Just tell us what it helps you do.