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One of my favorite ways to use AI is surprisingly simple. I don't ask it to give me answers. I ask it to improve my thinking and be my critical thinking partner. A framework I come back to often has three steps: 1. Build knowledge. "Explain this concept from different perspectives." 2. Challenge ideas. "What assumptions am I making? Where could I be wrong? Give me the strongest counterargument." 3. Calibrate decisions. "What evidence am I missing? What risks haven't I considered? What would change your recommendation?" Try it and notice what changes. AI isn't about replacing judgment but helping us exercise it. That's a subtle but important shift.