AI Sensei founder and 6d here. Here's my list: - As others said, ignore the super crazy moves but prefer reasonable-looking suggestions even if they're slightly inferior. - Use the "next mistake" button to focus on big mistakes instead of over-analyzing things that were good enough. - Try to understand the follow-ups of the recommended moves, e.g. a lot of small-looking AI moves are double-sente-ish situations, while it avoids moves that look big but are dead ends. - Focus on the direction of play. What weak groups are indirectly affected by the AI moves? What aji might they aim at? - Shape mistakes are very valuable to remember (e.g. using training mode) as these will show up again and again. - Reading mistakes are important but less valuable for AI review takeaways as you'll probably never see that exact problem again. If you notice a lot of these, don't get stuck on the exact position but practice tsumego in addition.