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 publishedAt: 1678521036323
 description: "AI is one step closer to total world domination. Sort-of."
 tags: ["coding", "ai"]
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 Phew, I have not written a blog post in quite a while. But, I bring you all some useful tidings about how I’ve been leveraging AI to do the work I don’t want to do. For today’s story, I’m going to talk about how I used ChatGPT to generate TSDoc comments for my library.