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I use ChatGPT fairly frequently. For example, I often have to write a business email. I'm usually pretty good at it. But sometimes I don't have the time or desire to find the right wording. This is where ChatGPT comes into play: I have trained my writing style using several examples and then simply have the quickly written emails beautified.
My boss doesn't know about it, but I don't hide it either. My company is very, very slow on the technical side and will only understand the benefits of AI in a few years.
Another person chiming in with the same use case. It's saved me SO MUCH time and it really helps get over the anxiety-related procrastination.
This is pretty much what I use it for too. Plus it was my ghost writer for sections of my website content and helped me update my bio for my proposal templates. I would never give it client information. But it sure is handy getting me over writer's block. I usually have it reword its answer 3 times and then I edit them together using the bits and pieces that work best.