> It’s not the tool. You’re just using it wrong No. Some people get great results with AI, others don’t. But it doesn’t follow that for those for whom it doe

> It’s not the tool. You’re just using it wrong No. Some people get great results with AI, others don’t. But it doesn’t follow that for those for whom it doesn’t work “they’re using it wrong”. Maybe it’s the wrong tool for the job, while it’s the right tool for another job (like the one you described). Stop pretending AI is universally useful for every use case and it must be the user’s fault if it doesn’t actually help.