Same. At this point, ChatGPT has become structurally embedded into the underlying architecture of my professional workflow to such an extent that removing it would represent not merely a reduction in productivity, but a fundamental disruption of the cognitive infrastructure through which I operationalize tasks, synthesize information, and execute against deliverables. My independent capacity to perform my job has effectively been abstracted behind an AI-mediated orchestration layer. That’s not a dependency -- that’s a full stack cognitive runtime.