Are you ACTUALLY using generative AI in your work?

Yes, to generate a draft or do some rewriting

I use ChatGPT nearly everyday. For content creation, but mainly for brainstorming ans sometimes reasearch as well.

I _love_ Copilot. I also use ChatGPT almost daily. It has sort of started to replace a lot of the googling and Stack Overflow parts of my coding workflow—at least, for general knowledge and things that have existed for a while. For brand new stuff I'm back to googling and Stack Overflow.

All day every day. Generative AI is the most impressive information processing system we have. Most of my work is information processing.

Yup, GPT-4 is amazing at almost everything. Life coach, personal trainer, code mentor, sales advisor, etc.

Yes. Every single day. Not so much as "I use this prompt, then this one, then this one", but more as a way of framing problems and a research assistant/way to satiate my curiosity.

Yes, every day.

almost everyday for coding, marketing, sales research, GTM, etc, etc etc.

Only occaisionally do I explicitly use AI. But I'm sure every Google search I do has some AI stuff running in the background haha

Yup! Press releases, boiler plates, articles for blogs, images for articles using Stable diffusion...

Yes. I started using ChatGPT for a lot of draft writing of both articles and code. I am looking to move to use Bard and Bing. Several of my clients are really looking at which company not only provides the best results, but does it ethically, and that is where OpenAI is starting to lose the battle.

I use it for specific tasks, still figuring out how to build systems to automate tasks with AI.

To generate designs for marketing needs, I use Sivi.ai for designs, midjourney for art

I think many people think Generative AI is only good at going from nonexistent to existent. But the truth is many use-cases go far beyond that: I would love to share with you it details what we build at Argil @danielxli If you're looking for a way to integrate in a seamless way AI to your future products you may want to know more about us :)

Yes, To get some boilerplate code that saves time and effort.