I feel like relying on AI is a bit careless. I can already foresee some people trying to use it for anything and everything for whatever reason (laziness, incompetence, carelessness), but it seems like one of those things that's eventually going to catch up to them because either people will get used to not seeing the "real" person and/or their expectations will shift and suddenly they'll need to rely on it for consistency. At my office job, there was an AI introduction training for Copilot and I can honestly say I wasn't impressed. In the time it took the presenter to have AI write an email for her and then revise it and review it, they could have just written it themselves and it would have been way more authentic. And it costs the company $400 per year per individual license. Just seems like a waste.

For personal tasks, people that pass what AI generated for them as their own come across as inauthentic and shallow, as in a "why did you even bother if you didn't care to just do it yourself?" I can understand using some AI to handle long, tedious, or possibly even dangerous tasks, but for the simple stuff like writing emails and texts, let's get serious, you don't need AI for something like that. And before AI, searching for content on the Internet really wasn't that hard in most cases. A lot of AI is pushed around when it really isn't even necessary or was asked for.