US Entrepreneur's AI Assistant Backfires, Expanding Her To-Do List to 156 Tasks

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Morissa Schwartz, a US entrepreneur, began using an AI assistant hoping to save time on her work. Instead, the tool produced more reminders and obstacles, and her task list swelled to 156 items. In response, she developed a plan to cut down the list and focus on clearly communicating the difficulties she encountered. Her broader aim is to make sure the technology boosts her productivity rather than adding to her workload.

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