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My first real encounter with ChatGPT did not take place in a mathematics department. It happened in my study, prompted by simple curiosity. I wanted to see what this new tool could do in everyday settings. I experimented with writing emails, summarizing documents, translating text, drafting letters, and answering questions. The result of that curiosity was a book, ChatGPT, Prompts and Beyond (De Gruyter, 2025), in which I showed that ChatGPT could help with almost any task involving text. I even joked that it could do almost everything except cook your supper—though it would happily provide a recipe. In that earlier book, mathematics played only a minor role. I treated ChatGPT primarily as a versatile writing tool, using it for editing, organizing prose, and exploring ideas, mostly through examples drawn from everyday life. I was not yet asking whether it might help in my professional world—the world of theorems, proofs, and LATEX. That question emerged gradually. Once ChatGPT became part of my routine, I began trying it on small mathematical tasks: polishing a paragraph, cleaning up the English in a referee report, and suggesting alternative phrasings for a definition. The results were good enough that I began to rely on them. The mathematics remained my responsibility, of course, but ChatGPT quickly proved to be excellent at improving prose. The next step involved diagrams. Drawing ordered set diagrams in TikZ is satisfying but time-consuming. It requires positioning nodes, adjusting spacing, and correcting syntax errors, all of which demand patience. One day I described a small ordered set to ChatGPT and asked it to produce the corresponding TikZ diagram. To my surprise, the code not only compiled but produced a figure remarkably close to what I wanted. I asked for changes—different colors, more spacing, additional labels, a dotted edge—and each time the revised code was correct. Within an hour, I had a set of diagrams that would have taken much longer to construct by hand.