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How do you actually use AI tools in daily life and projects?

i use 2 seperate ai apps....first to make sense of raw data....give the output to second model and give me trading ideas....have been quite successfull till date...generating more than 35% roi..."almost" risk free

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First of all, AI tools compilation thread link here.
I am not into coding, so I don't use AI tools for coding, but in my company I have heard developers using copilot, cursor, windsurf etc.

I use gemini, chatgpt, and perplexity.

Gemini - I got the 2TB AI student plan. helpful in composing emails in gmail. just write what i want to in the prompt that appear within gmail compose box and it will write mail. Then sentence restructure, correction etc. it also shows email summary etc.

chatgpt - is better, I upload pdfs and ask to analyze, summarize, write email based on some data from pdf, things like that. I don't have the paid version. just using the free version.

perplexity - I was using it for searching results from web and providing answers, but sometimes replies are not correct (like reward rate of credit cards and all are wrong, it takes data from some cardmaven etc, not fully reliable). Again, not paid, free version.

Apart from this, I haven't used many tools, still lagging a lot beind in AI adoption.
 
My Fixed tools are ChatGPT and Cursor.
I am dabbing with Claude (specifically for Claude Code to see how efficient it is and is it really better than just using Claude model on Cursor).

For company, I use Devin for work, sometimes Copilot. (Not so much).

Airtel gave Perplexity for free - So instead of basic Google search, I use that. Sometimes that and sometimes Google AI Mode.
 
Rare to find such companies that are bullish on AI!
In India, employment costs are cheaper. (My perspective is with respective to CS/IT related jobs). So, for businesses, they'd rather have a higher headcount than to pay for AI tools. (Plus major companies are Services sector where hourly billing is done per employee, so having AI tools kind of eats into their profits I believe).
 
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In India, employment costs are cheaper. (My perspective is with respective to CS/IT related jobs). So, for businesses, they'd rather have a higher headcount than to pay for AI tools. (Plus major companies are Services sector where hourly billing is done per employee, so having AI tools kind of eats into their profits I believe).
yes but companies providing tools to use is a different ballgame. I like these companies; leverage them to upskill as well. win win
 
yes but companies providing tools to use is a different ballgame. I like these companies; leverage them to upskill as well. win win
Mine did a huge poc
We got all the tools did a big comparison between all collated everyone's feedback and decided on which to keep

Next up is cli ai tools

Our entire leadership and career pathing, hiring
Everything has been redone to include ai and ai tools and innovations
We're constantly pushed to use ai for as many use cases as possible and it is now a personal/team and company metric

That x items are mandatory that they should have ai involvement etc
 
Each model and their purpose: Personally do not like Claude and Gemini, I'm not able to sync with them, so much gap between my requirement and their understanding.


ModelTask AreaExcels At (Primary Use Case)
GPT-4.1General-purpose coding & writingFast, accurate code completions and explanations
GPT-5 miniDeep reasoning & debuggingWell-defined tasks and precise prompts
GPT-5Deep reasoning & debuggingMulti-step problem solving and architecture-level code analysis
o3Deep reasoning & debuggingMulti-step problem solving and architecture-level code analysis
o4-miniFast help with simple/repetitive tasksFast, reliable answers to lightweight coding questions
Claude Opus 4.1Deep reasoning & debuggingComplex problem-solving challenges, sophisticated reasoning
Claude Opus 4Deep reasoning & debuggingComplex problem-solving challenges, sophisticated reasoning
Claude Sonnet 3.5Fast help with simple/repetitive tasksQuick responses for code, syntax, and documentation
Claude Sonnet 3.7Deep reasoning & debuggingStructured reasoning across large, complex codebases
Claude Sonnet 4Deep reasoning & debuggingPerformance and practicality; perfectly balanced for coding flows
Gemini 2.5 ProDeep reasoning & debuggingComplex code generation, debugging, and research workflows
Gemini 2.0 FlashWorking with visuals (diagrams/screenshots)Real-time visual reasoning for UI and diagram-based tasks
Grok Code Fast 1General-purpose coding & writingFast, accurate code completions and explanations
 
Mine did a huge poc
We got all the tools did a big comparison between all collated everyone's feedback and decided on which to keep

Next up is cli ai tools

Our entire leadership and career pathing, hiring
Everything has been redone to include ai and ai tools and innovations
We're constantly pushed to use ai for as many use cases as possible and it is now a personal/team and company metric

That x items are mandatory that they should have ai involvement etc
We decided to keep
Chat gpt enterprise license with codex
Copilot
And cursor

And some open source agentic stuff
We're also considering claude code and other cli tools very soon
 
We decided to keep
Chat gpt enterprise license with codex
Copilot
And cursor

And some open source agentic stuff
We're also considering claude code and other cli tools very soon
Claude code is good for PR Reviews directly. They have their github action (assuming you use GH) where you can just mention claude and ask to do review / changes / etc.
 
Each model and their purpose: Personally do not like Claude and Gemini, I'm not able to sync with them, so much gap between my requirement and their understanding.

That's what a frontier model can do. But this thread is about how one is using in their day-day personal/professional life. i.e. ai agents , frameworks etc.

Kushagra, m4b gave good insights.

Currently many are struggling to adopt GenAI and ending up like IDFC CC. https://www.technofino.in/community/threads/idfc-cards-facelift.35851/post-888250
 
Claude code is good for PR Reviews directly. They have their github action (assuming you use GH) where you can just mention claude and ask to do review / changes / etc.
Codex also has pr reviews for GitHub
Same process
It's also proving out to be nice
Feedback so far is some people are rating it higher than claude
 
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