Searching the web for a good list of vendors or items to look at that someone didn't already create. Was much better than general web searching to find options for a 3rd party fund administrator that specialized in mortgage notes. It can take much more detailed prompting on what to search for and then refine with context and gave me quite a few more places to talk to than I was finding otherwise. - Note: '
SEO' for getting AI to find your site will be a whole new ballgame based on differences in results I've been seeing.
Excel formulas and SQL queries. Haven't been in the weeds as much in years and if I give it a rough query and just dump it in and ask it to fix it, it works super well. Or just being lazy and not looking up a certain formula for Excel and having it build it for me is handy. Ex, give me the formula for a monthly principal & interest payment on a loan amount in A1, interest rate in A2, and term in A3. - Note: you do have to know what's sane and in the ballpark of correct here, it won't fix you not knowing if something is way off.
Summarizing emails from people that are super verbose. This is useful to prioritize what to go over in detail.
Rewriting a sentence I wrote that just seems a little odd or to soften something that's too direct.
Funny AI cartoons of work related things.
Reviewing contracts for a set of tuned obvious questions. I've created a little GPT that scans business operating agreements for the most common issues we see so we can go back and get those clarified before sending for actual legal check.