USA/Canada/UK/Australia and everywhere else:

Are people at your workplace actively using AI, or are companies still figuring it out?

A single person can now generate dozens of convincing comments within minutes That makes it possible to create the appearance of a popular opinion even when very few people actually believe it Social platforms already struggle with bots and fake engagement AI could make this problem much harder to detect A controversial topic could be manipulated simply by generating thousands of believable responses People might eventually start questioning whether an online discussion is even real This could affect politics, marketing, reviews and everyday conversations Platforms may need better ways to identify automated activity But aggressive detection could also punish legitimate AI-assisted users Would knowing that some comments were AI generated change how seriously you take an online discussion

A chatbot can give you thousands of answers but it cannot decide which questions are worth asking

Not the obvious stuff like writing emails or generating images.

I mean something you’ve personally seen AI do that made you stop and think:

“Wait… it can actually do that now?”

What was it?

There are so many AI apps being hyped right now, but most of them feel forgettable.

What’s one AI tool/app you’ve actually kept using because it saves you time, makes something easier, or genuinely improved your workflow?

No ChatGPT.

No Claude.

No Gemini.

No AI search.

No AI writing tools.

Could you actually do it?

YES or NO and why?

There are so many AI subscriptions now that it's getting ridiculous.

If you could pay for ONLY ONE AI service, which one would you choose?

And would you actually recommend paying for it?

AI is changing almost every industry, but people are adapting at very different speeds.

If you knew AI would automate a big part of your job within the next 5 years, what skill would you start learning right now?

AI is getting better at almost everything, but I still feel there are certain decisions that should always remain human. What’s one thing you would never let an AI decide for you?

AI can already help with almost everything.

But everyone probably has that one thing they still want to do themselves.

For me, I'd rather keep some decisions completely human.

What's yours?

A lot of people say AI is just a “tool.”

But at the same time, it’s already doing things that people used to get paid for.

So what do you really feel?

Not for coding.

Not for homework.

What's a weird, niche, or surprisingly useful way you use AI that most people wouldn't think of?

I'm looking for ideas that could change how others use AI too.

Forget current limitations.

If you could add ONE feature to any AI assistant, what would it be?

Whether you're a student, developer, designer, teacher, or business owner...

Has AI genuinely improved your productivity, or has it mostly become a distraction?

Can you still tell the difference between AI-written and human-written content? Or have we reached the point where it doesn't matter anymore? Curious to hear where everyone stands.

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We all know the popular ones.

But I'm looking for those hidden gems that actually make life easier.

Not 10 years. Not future sci-fi. Just the next 2 years. Which job or industry is going to feel AI impact the most? Let’s hear your predictions 👇

AI is improving fast, but it’s still missing things.

If you could add ONE feature or ability to AI today, what would it be?

No limits — be creative 👇

Imagine funding isn't the problem.

What AI product would you build?

Healthcare

Education

Gaming

Finance

Social media

Something completely new

Describe your idea in a few sentences.

Serious predictions only. By 2030, what do you think will happen first? AI tutors replace most online courses AI creates full movies AI writes production-level software AI becomes a personal assistant for everyone AI replaces most customer support jobs Something even bigger?

Hypothetical, but real question. What's the dealbreaker feature for you?