The talk around AI typically revolves around productivity at work, or some kind of annoying AI slop. But a new Wall Street Journal report points to a more relatable use case. People are starting to use AI at home to get rid of the boring stuff and make more room for actual life.
So that means less time comparing insurance plans, figuring out grocery orders or researching routine decisions, and more time for things like hobbies, workouts, better sleep, and even date nights. One example from the report mentions Andy Coravos using Claude to help compare health plans, find doctors, and optimized protein intake. That’s not all, it even helped them streamline their workout plan, making routines shorter and more efficient.
What’s the lesson here?
AEKE / AEKEWhat makes these examples interesting is that the people in the story are not treating
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