Why I Don't Use (Most) AI Tools

Jordan, a PhD student at MIT, discusses the limited role of AI tools in his daily workflow despite having a channel focused on AI. He explores reasons such as personal preference, ethical concerns, and the complexity of integrating new tools. Jordan emphasizes the importance of structure and familiarity in his routine and expresses caution about the legal landscape of AI tools. He enjoys certain tasks and prefers not to replace them with AI, highlighting the balance between efficiency and personal satisfaction.

How does the speaker describe their approach to brainstorming tools like ChatGPT?

What are some reasons the speaker finds it challenging to incorporate AI tools into their daily workflow?

In what ways does the speaker feel that their current workflow is effective?

What is the speaker's perspective on the need for structure in their workflow?

How does the speaker feel about the time investment required to test new AI tools?

What ethical concerns does the speaker express regarding the use of generative AI tools?

What aspects of their work does the speaker enjoy that they are not interested in replacing with AI?