I've seen people stick to manual extraction of insights because it feels more hands-on and, honestly, sometimes it's like piecing together a puzzle. You know when you crack it, it's all you and not a machine. There’s this sense of achievement figuring stuff out manually, right?

Plus, some folks trust their instincts over AI tools. Like, BrowserGPT might spit out neat and structured contents, but not everyone is convinced about how it works behind the scenes. They worry if the machine can actually catch the tiny nuances in data that a human would notice.

I also know a guy who loves the "old-school" approach 'cause he believes it keeps his analytical skills sharp. It's like a workout for the brain, while AI does all the heavy lifting for you.

But, gotta admit, on a lazy day or when the data is just too freakin' big to handle, BrowserGPT is the superhero we didn't know we needed! Love how it churns out structured insights faster than I can finish a slice of pizza. 😂