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Using AI Revealed a Blind Spot I Didn't Know I Had

Sometimes AI shows us things about ourselves we weren't ready to see. A gentle exploration of what gets revealed. I had a blind spot I didn't know existed. Until AI showed me. I've always thought of myself as an independent thinker. Someone who questions everything, forms opinions carefully. But when I started using AI for writing, I noticed something uncomfortable. Whenever I'd ask it to generate ideas, relief washed over me. Like: finally, I don't have to hold everything alone. This felt like efficiency at first. Smart delegation. But the more I leaned on it, the clearer it became: I wasn't just using AI for speed. I was using it for direction. Here's what I didn't want to admit—I'd built an identity around being creative and original. But when AI was available, I realized how often I didn't actually want to do the thinking. I wanted the result. The polished idea. The finished thought. The hard work of sitting with uncertainty? I'd been avoiding that for longer than I realized. AI didn't create this pattern. It just made it visible. Like a mirror showing not your face, but your habits. And seeing it was uncomfortable. But maybe that's more valuable than any fix. Because you can't change what you can't see. Timestamps: 0:00 - The Hidden Pattern 0:36 - The Illusion I Built 1:30 - The Blind Spot Revealed 2:20 - Sitting With It 3:17 - What AI Showed Me 4:11 - Grateful for the Mirror If you'd like to explore more questions like this, subscribe to Synthetic Quiet. We're taking a softer, quieter approach to understanding artificial intelligence. Music: YouTube Visuals: Grok