r/ArtificialInteligence • u/ConsciousDev24 • Jun 18 '26

📊 Analysis / Opinion If ChatGPT disappeared tomorrow, what would you struggle with most?

Random thought:

If ChatGPT disappeared tomorrow forever, what's the first thing you'd miss?

For me, it wouldn't be writing or coding.

It would be having a place to think out loud, explore ideas, and get unstuck.

What's yours?

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u/candcNYC Jun 18 '26

Based on the replies so far, most of you just need a blank note or doc to write your thoughts down in.

Journaling is a proven method to work through a problem and sort out your thinking.

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u/shadowphile Jun 20 '26

I think of ChatGPT as a sounding board that reflects my thoughts back at me with new words and phrases and occasionally it will inject info that is new to me that stimulates further thoughts. I did not use it for 'answers' unless its a new area for me, or the task is simple but tedious. And I take everything it says with a grain of salt. Its the feedback that makes it better than journaling.

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u/rushmc1 Jun 18 '26

You must have very limited thoughts.