#22 I was using it for job search related tasks.
Resume optimization for specific job listings. Finding job listings across my preferred locations from all sources (job boards, company career sites ect) based on keywords for title, responsibilities, associated skills and several other tasks.
The resumes and cover letters required significant revisions to remove stuff the AI put in that wasn't true. Job listings were pretty good but often were outside of my field an didn't really match based on skills/keywords but had a title that was close.
It saved me a lot of time, but there was still the absolutely necessary need for human oversight and curation of the results. That was my point.
I haven't had the ability to use it professionally because the nature of my work prohibits the use of open source models. It would be considered a major data breach if I plugged my info into Gemini or Claude. You either have to internally train a secure, closed model or obtain one and the development of them for the field I'm in is in early stages.
This one is on the political left and right.
Anti-vaxxers used to be largely relegated to enclaves of uber liberal coastal mommies who felt their precious little spawn were too good to be vaccinated and would be protected by all the vaccinated kids around them.
Anti-vaxx views became synonymous with anti-government sentiments at any appreciable level during the pandemic.