Three shifts since spring: one heavy user's 'How I use AI in November 2026'
TheTuringPost · x · 2026-11-15
Turing Post highlights wschenk's essay 'How I use AI in November 2026,' calling it a concise, good-looking summary of where AI use stands now, plus a list of super-practical people to follow. The piece maps three shifts in how a heavy user works with AI since spring — a useful snapshot of evolving AI workflows in practice.
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