AI really is changing the way we do things.

Recently, I had a sudden idea to make use of personal health data. I found a data interface for a body monitoring tool, combined it with AI capabilities, and built a system myself to track my physical condition—honestly, I’m a beginner when it comes to coding, starting from zero.

The interesting part is that the whole process involves asking AI questions while working, using it, and optimizing along the way. When I encounter bugs, I ask it to help me look into them; when I don’t know how to implement a certain feature, I ask it for ideas. In this way, what once seemed like an unreachable programming task has become a less intimidating thing.

Only after setting it up did I realize that rather than saying I’m programming, it’s more like I’m learning how to use AI to solve real-world problems. That feeling is quite amazing—the tool becomes your teacher and partner. Now, this system is up and running, helping me record daily changes in my body data.