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  Yesterday, I wrote about how AI started to become my daily helper—answering questions, solving small problems, and saving me time. Today, I realized something more important: AI is no longer just a tool I use… it is slowly becoming part of how I think. This morning began simply. A glass of warm water, a quiet moment, and then a thought: “What should I improve today?” In the past, I might just think about it casually and move on. Now, I ask AI. Not because I cannot think—but because I want to think better. AI as a Thinking Partner I’ve started using AI in a slightly different way. Not just for answers like: “What is this?” “How do I do that?” But more like: “Is there a better way to do this?” “What am I missing?” “Can you simplify this for me?” This small shift makes a big difference. It feels less like using a machine… and more like having a quiet, patient companion who helps me reflect. A Small Example from Daily Life After my usual routine—ping p...

  After learning how to ask better questions yesterday, today I began to see something more practical: AI is not just for curiosity—it can actually help in my daily life. This morning, I received a message from a ping pong friend. He had been away for months. We later found out he had been seriously ill with pneumonia and stayed in the hospital for a long time. I wanted to send him a message—something warm and encouraging. But I hesitated. Sometimes, it is not easy to find the right words. So I asked ChatGPT to help. I wrote a simple request: “Help me write a supportive message to a friend recovering from a serious illness.” Within seconds, I received a thoughtful and caring message. I read it, adjusted a few words to make it more personal, and sent it to my friend. It felt right. Another Small but Useful Moment Later, I needed to translate a piece of writing into Chinese for a friend who reads Chinese better. Again, I turned to ChatGPT. What surprised me was not j...