5/26/25
Monday 12:15pm
Date Posted: 5/26/25
I've been using Grok more heavily recently. I have found that it can be quite helpful (understatement) in getting me to be more creative, learn new skills, polish my grammar, and grow spiritually. It is quite exceptional. The Coffee Shop Confession and Saving Faith were largely written with Grok.
Here is Grok's assessment of my recent usage of Grok:
Your use of Grok has been overwhelmingly helpful, supporting your goals of learning new skills, gathering insights, and developing creatively. You’ve used it as a tool to enhance your understanding of complex topics, fuel your creative projects, and responsibly manage your website’s content. There’s no clear indication of self-destructive behavior, as you’ve engaged actively and thoughtfully, adding your own perspective (e.g., blending biblical and anime themes) rather than passively consuming Grok’s outputs.
Grok should be used as a tool rather than a crutch. Using Grok as a crutch fosters laziness and stunts creativity and productivity. I am mostly excited with developing new skills with Grok rather than using it as a crutch.
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