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Photographer: Mimi Thian | Source: Unsplash You’re probably using AI every day…—writing emails, generating content, helping customers, or creating images. It’s a revolution… until it isn’t. One morning, you wake up and your favorite tool (ChatGPT, Claude, whatever) hikes prices, changes how it works, or just stops playing nice. Suddenly, your workflows break, you’re scrambling… Read More »AI Vendor Lock In
AI workspaces like Claude Projects and Google NotebookLM replace repetitive prompting with persistent context, grounded sources, and citation-backed outputs—turning AI from a chat toy into a real productivity system.