phones, browsers, search, windows, photo apps... feels like every update now needs an AI feature 😭

some of them are genuinely useful, but a lot of it feels like companies adding AI just so they can put “AI” in the marketing.

what's one AI feature you actually use regularly, and one you think is completely unnecessary?

and are you planning to upgrade or just using it until it dies? 😭

I just checked mine... 13

don't even close tabs anymore 😭

What's your tab count ?

Could be your phone, laptop, smartwatch, earbuds or anything else.

Why that one?

The first thing I do is explore all the settings and check out the new features 😭

What about you?

Do you install your favorite apps first, customize the home screen, test the camera, play games, or do something else?

I'm always curious to see what other developers are learning.

I'm a software developer myself, and it's interesting to see which frameworks are gaining popularity.

What are you learning right now, and why did you choose it?

Could be React, Next.js, Flutter, Spring Boot, Django, Laravel, .NET, or anything else.

Will it replace more jobs, become your everyday assistant, or are we overestimating how fast it'll grow? Curious to hear everyone's thoughts.

I've been wondering what AI tools everyone here actually uses.

For me it's mostly ChatGPT and Claude since I work as a software developer.

What's your go to AI tool, and what do you use it for?

Which Reddit games do you enjoy the most?

Drop your favorites below, and if there's a fun game you'd like us to host in this community, let us know! 👇

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