First we all left cable TV and bought streaming subscriptions just to escape ads. ​Now we pay for 4 different streaming apps every month and they quietly brought the ads right back anyway.

Decades of fine print built purely on the bet that people will simply sign without looking into it.,

That is the endgame Christopher💀

Using it as a thought partner works great, but I don't like mindless copy pasting 😐

I care more about whether a post gave me a useful idea than whether the writer used AI.

That fear of unused subscriptions is so real.

Human psychology is strange. ​₹500 feels like nothing when ordering lunch on a random Wednesday, ​and feels like a massive financial decision when a genuinely useful app asks ₹500 for a full year.

Yeah... Cuts the deliberate complexity and gives you real leverage before signing anything.

Mostly everyone Rishil.... Its deliberate friction. Companies know no one has the time to decode page 32, so people sign blindly and discover the exclusions when its too late 🙃

Fair point..... Reclaim that time however you can 😂🤝

“Costly surprises” is the perfect phrase🎯 .... Beats discovering a hidden clause when you are standing at hospital desk.

Exactly ... It is.

Haha I literally said the underrated part is not writing emails 😅 But hey, drafting followups is still a solid time saver 🤝

Let's push together 🤝

Absolutely Hugo 🎯

The most underrated use of AI isn’t writing code or emails. It’s uploading a 40 page health insurance policy or bank agreement and asking: “Show me every hidden clause in this PDF where they can reject my claim or charge me extra.”

True... The fine line between being a dependable teammate and the team's default safety net..

So true

Being the most reliable person on a team usually just wins you the work of the person who isn’t.

So true...🙌