Is anyone else sharing more with AI than they expected a year ago?

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When I first started using AI, I treated it like any other online tool. I was cautious about what I shared and assumed everything needed to be anonymized.

Today, my first instinct is often to open ChatGPT or Claude before I even search the web. I use them to brainstorm ideas, review code, rewrite emails, summarize documents, or think through problems. They've become part of my workflow rather than just another website.

I don't remember consciously changing my habits. It just happened over time. If you'd asked me a year ago, I would've said I'd never share drafts, snippets of code, or work-related notes with an AI.

Have your boundaries changed as AI has become part of your daily workflow, or do you still have clear rules about what you'll never share?

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Yes, I am using ChatGPT Codex as my daily driver and have created countless products with it. The latest being ON2Study (), a platform for learning, and vAssiDesk ()

 That's cool! Good to know.

Also, I checked and it seems you are the maker of ON2Study and vAssiDesk. Congratulations!