Title: How do you use AI for the "big" questions — the compl...

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Title: How do you use AI for the "big" questions — the complex, judgment-heavy stuff you'd normally pay a professional for? I have a pile of big, complicated questions in my life — the kind people usually hire a professional for. Examples: - Crypto tax strategy and loss harvesting, and how to structure things so I don't trigger an audit - I was the victim of a large crypto theft. A federal agency has identified the hacker but isn't moving on the case — how do I get them to act? - Organizing and making sense of a huge pile of documents about that case - Long-running medical puzzles my doctors haven't cracked: no energy on my ADHD meds, a near-total loss of physical stamina since my late 30s, and an adult-onset eye condition where I may need a repeat surgery - A practical one: an excessive hair-growth situation — how do I even find someone who helps with that monthly? My plan isn't to replace professionals. I want to use AI as solid guidance first, and then to find the *right* professional to work with. What I can't find good advice on is *how* to do this well. These questions are complex, personal, and require judgment — not one-shot factual lookups. So for those of you using AI this way: - How do you structure the conversation? One long thread, a written brief/document you feed it, something else? - How do you give it enough context without it drifting or hallucinating details? - Do you run the same question past multiple models and compare? Does that actually help? - How do you sanity-check the advice before acting on it? - Has anyone used AI output to vet or brief a real lawyer/CPA/doctor? Did the professional take it seriously? Basically: what does your workflow look like for the questions where being wrong is expensive?