It's definitely a new tool in my belt that I still use daily. When I have a question, I give it a go in ChatGPT, read the answer, if it sounds reasonable, try

It's definitely a new tool in my belt that I still use daily. When I have a question, I give it a go in ChatGPT, read the answer, if it sounds reasonable, try it out. Even if it doesn't work, it might "hallucinate in the right direction" and give me some phrases that improve my Google search term. Most of the times, I can guess how it will be wrong, so I can judge the answer quickly. Sometimes, even just writing a prompt in plain English helps me understand my problem better and by the time I finish my prompt, I don't even send it as I found out which direction I want to go in. I also use it for writing, though I usually have to add to my prompt to be concise and casual, as the default answer is longwinded, formal and the "AI taste" is easily detectable. Unfortunately, I still feel like every week it gets worse, though to be honest, Google feels the same.