A dAI within the lifetime of Miri Rodriguez 

12 p.m. 

Whereas I eat lunch, I write an “I’m pondering of you” textual content to ship to my good friend group and to my sons in faculty, then ask Bing to interpret it with emojis that solely Gen X makes use of (for my pals) and Gen Z makes use of (for my sons). 

3 p.m. 

I ask Bing to translate a not too long ago written weblog into impartial Spanish that avoids regional variations, then use the Phrase Editor function in Phrase to see the Editor Rating and Refinement solutions. 

AI on your dAI: I’m making an attempt to study a brand new language. Are you able to recommend some useful methods and sources? 

4 p.m. 

I finalize a communications marketing campaign plan I’m engaged on in PowerPoint, then use Designer concepts to make it visually interesting earlier than the fast-approaching deadline. 

6 p.m. 

I search Bing’s inventive enter for compelling content material concepts that align with my wellness model and ask for a concise abstract of my current wellness weblog put up to suit inside a quick, five-second Instagram voiceover. I like how Bing’s inventive options assist improve my content material technique, from refining a put up to attraction to various audiences, to suggesting fascinating coloration schemes that may enhance my mindfulness firm web site. 

8 p.m. 

I write a poem for my 5-year-old nephew, then run it previous Bing Chat to ensure it’s written in a means a baby will perceive. I like how AI helps us join with each other throughout generations and places. 

AI on your dAI: Write a haiku concerning the Grand Canyon 

9 p.m.  

I’m studying concerning the awakening of divine female power. There’s lots of info on the market, so I ask Bing to assist me perceive the place I’m within the awakening course of. This offers me a spot to start out considering in an knowledgeable method — a type of north compass of the place I wish to go in my very own wellness journey. 

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Story as instructed to Microsoft Supply author Susanna Ray.

Lead photograph by Scott Eklund/Pink Field Footage; different photos supplied by Miri Rodriguez.