What did you learn about AI?
I learned that AI is useful for quickly generating ideas and detailed information, but it can be repetitive, too long, and overly technical. It still needs human editing to improve clarity and ensure the content is suitable for academic use.
I also learned that AI should not be fully relied on, because it can reduce personal thinking and creativity.
What surprised you?
What surprised me was how powerful AI tools are as a whole in supporting deep research, analysis, and content creation. They can quickly gather and organize complex information, generate structured ideas, and assist in producing well-developed work. I was impressed by their ability to speed up the research and design process, especially in handling large amounts of data. However, I also noticed that despite their strength, they still require human guidance to refine the output, ensure accuracy, and maintain clarity and purpose.
What are the limitations?
The main limitations of AI tools are that they can sometimes produce repetitive, overly general, or too technical content that lacks clarity. They may also miss context or provide information that is not fully accurate or specific to the task. In addition, AI cannot replace human judgment, creativity, or critical thinking, so the output still needs to be reviewed and refined by a person to ensure quality and relevance.