I use AI almost every day.ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and other AI tools have become part of how I work, learn, re...

I use AI almost every day.ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and other AI tools have become part of how I work, learn, research, and sometimes even make decisions. As a software engineer, I obviously use AI for coding, debugging, architecture, and system design. But that's actually only a small part of it.I also use AI when I'm working on a business idea, researching something for my home, comparing products, estimating the cost of a project, learning something new, or simply trying to understand something that came to mind.And that's when I started noticing something.AI made me much faster.But it may have also made me a little lazy.Not lazy in the traditional sense. Lazy at searching, reading, comparing, and thinking things through myself. Before AI, getting an answer took effortThink about what happened when you had a question a few years ago.You'd probably search Google, open a few websites, maybe read a Reddit discussion, watch a YouTube video, look at the official documentation, co...