14 Things You’re Missing Out on by Not Using AI Daily

According to a survey by the Pew Research Center, 55% of Americans regularly interact with Artificial Intelligence (AI). Statistics also reveal that 77% of devices in use have an AI feature in some form. AI has several applications in day-to-day tasks. 

Language Translation

With a click of a button, Google Translate will instantly decode any word from one language to another. However, language translation tools and software have become more advanced and sophisticated owing to AI. You can now translate voice, subtitles, documents, videos, and images into multiple languages in real-time. You can also download translation apps such as HelloTalk, TripLingo, and Duolingo among many others for language support during travel.

Creative Undertakings

Goldman Sachs report suggests that AI can automate 26% of tasks in arts, media, design, entertainment, and sports. A Harvard Business Review publication states that AI can generate a variety of content, improve its quality, and personalize it for users. So, if you can use AI to give your creativity a boost.

Email Filtering

The United States ranks number one concerning the highest number of spam emails sent every day. Your email inboxes have an in-built AI mechanism and algorithms that filter spam and unsolicited messages. You can also install advanced email spam detection and filter tools to maintain the privacy or confidentiality of sensitive data.

Email Assistance

An average person receives 120 emails per day. The number could be way higher for work-related emails. AI-powered email assistants can organize and manage your email inbox like a pro. They can compose smart emails, auto-reply on incoming messages, and schedule emails. They can also offer writing suggestions and summarize long emails. 

Job Interview Preparation

An ex-Amazon recruiter says that not being able to provide specific examples in answers is the number one reason why candidates fail in a job interview. If you have been through a similar experience, use AI to enhance your job interview skills. AI tools such as ChatGPT, Huru, Mya, and Google Interview Warmup can help you practice conversations and get personalized feedback on your answers.

Travel Planning

A survey by Expedia found that the planning phase of travel stresses out 61% of travelers. AI can recommend customized itineraries and deals based on your destination and budget. It can also compare prices across airlines and accommodations, and suggest optimal routes. Research shows that 70% of Americans are now adopting AI tech for travel planning.

Reverse Image Search

You write a prompt in the Google search engine and you get hundreds of image recommendations for it. What would you do if you wanted to search with an image as a starting point? Google’s AI-powered reverse image search feature allows you to do just that. Upload the image or image link under the camera icon in ‘Google Images’. The search bar will generate a heap of information on the exact image or copies of it.

Financial Planning

In a study, 66% of Americans admitted that their financial planning needs improvement. AI tools can analyze your income, expenses, investments, and money goals. It can then streamline all data to create a personalized financial plan. It can also help you prepare and track your household budget. You can download money management apps on your mobile phone. Alternatively, you can also explore free financial planning tools at www.investor.gov. 

Personal Assistant

Voice assistants like Google Assistant, Siri, and Alexa can be your very own personal assistants to manage your daily tasks seamlessly. These AI-powered applications on your smartphones can take notes, give you reminders, or make shopping lists. You can also command voice assistants to schedule appointments, make phone calls, or answer emails. Nearly 49% of American adults are expected to use a voice assistant by 2025.

Car Commute

Use Google Maps and other navigation apps for route optimization and traffic updates. Install Driver Assistance Technology (DAT) systems in your car. These systems are equipped with AI sensors and algorithms to help you drive safely. It can warn you of any potential dangers, thereby reducing the risk of accidents. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that DAT can lower traffic crashes and save thousands of lives annually.

Home Automation

Smart home solutions are becoming popular to automate living preferences, comfort, and security. A survey shows that 69.91 million households actively used smart home systems in 2024. Home automation comprises the integration of various smart devices, sensors, and apps. You can give voice commands for hands-free control of light fixtures and appliances. You can detect any suspicious activity inside or outside the home in real time to secure your home swiftly. 

Education

The general perception is that students are misusing AI to do their assignments. A report states that 51% of young people have used AI to get answers at some point but only 4% were daily users. If used ethically, AI can help you understand complex concepts, develop a personalized study plan, save time on research, give mock exams, and learn new professional skills.

Meal Planning 

These two activities can consume a big chunk of your time, especially if you have kids. At the same time, it is unhealthy and expensive to order meals from restaurants. Americans spend an average of USD166 per person while dining out. AI-powered meal planning apps can simplify your task and ease your stress. These apps have features such as meal planners, grocery list preparation, and recipe recommendations.

Wellness

Leverage AI for tailored workout routines, sleep optimization, nutrition planning, health tracking, and mindfulness activities. You can use fitness apps or wearable devices to monitor your wellness. You can also consider training with a virtual coach. For instance, Texas-based Lumin Fitness is an AI gym that offers workouts through virtual AI coaches on wall-to-wall LED screens.