I often use it for a type of work that is not listed there: boring work that I could do just as well, but would take much longer, and is easy to verify when don

I often use it for a type of work that is not listed there: boring work that I could do just as well, but would take much longer, and is easy to verify when done by the AI. For example as a scientist this is the case for data visualization, I sometimes use ChatGPT to provide it with some tabular data and get nice Seaborn visualizations (including some iterations to adjust: "make the legend bigger", etc.). Could I learn Seaborn? Sure, but I'd rather not spend time on that as it's not a particularly enriching activity. And even if I already knew it, writing and tweaking plotting code wouldn't be exactly fun. And I'm not in danger of making mistakes due to the AI because the code in such libraries is quite self-explanatory. Memorizing the functions can take some effort, checking a program to see what it's doing is trivial.