This is one feature which I want to talk a little bit more about. Generally I understand artificial intelligence, being artificial, has its own boundaries and its own pros and cons. Human interaction always has more precedence to artificial intelligence.

That said, before the AI era, we would generally reach out to seniors or any experienced folks to ask for certain doubts, whether it is a simple task or whether it is a complex concept. I personally had this feeling of people will give you a judgmental look, right? And that is something that is overcome by generative AI tools. Generative AI tools doesn't judge you if you ask them quickly: give me the syntax of a case statement in SQL for SFMC.

So I do understand that, artificial intelligence being artificial. But I think that humans can also learn something from this. We can give a solution to a person who has approached us first, instead of giving that judgmental look to people saying: oh, you don't know the case statement syntax? Oh, you do not understand this piece of code?

Because for me that was a big thing. Oh, if I reach out to people they will judge. Should I go, should I not go? That's where I found that these tools helped me a lot. That's where I effectively use these tools for doing anything and everything today in terms of coding blockers.

So yeah, these are a couple of things which I had to share, which talks about how I use AI and what I felt AI has done good to my life, even when it comes to human interaction. To not feel bad about reaching out to somebody to ask a question.