Skip the leaderboard. Use this split while you learn. It will drift. The split itself is the point: some jobs fit a pattern machine, some do not.
Usually good at
- Drafts from material you already have (a message, a listing, a paragraph).
- Rewrites: shorter, kinder, clearer — if you keep the facts.
- Summaries of text you pasted, not of the whole internet.
- Checklists, outlines, and “explain this like I’m new.”
- Rubber-ducking: talking a problem through out loud.
Usually bad at
- Live facts it was not given (prices, who won, what the law is today).
- Your private numbers, medical file, or legal case as a substitute for a professional.
- Citations it invents. Links that look real. Quotes it “remembers.”
- Anything you would bet money, reputation, or someone’s safety on — unless you check.