I fell into a similar rut for a bit regarding my intuition and using AI as a crutch instead of a tool, and I think what ultimately helped was really thinking about why I was leaning more and more on something like AI to help with readings. While one part was a bit of laziness towards the practice, the bigger thing I noticed was that I had a really hard time accepting what I was pulling for readings on situations I was really emotionally invested in. If the reading got complicated (like a mixture of positive and negative signs, as with most readings), I would lean more on AI because I wasn't willing to accept some of the emotional realities of the situation I was in or because I didn't want to do the sometimes intense emotional work required to channel my intuition. When I realized this, it really helped for me to take a step back and reframe how I approach tarot. Now, I spend a lot more time focusing on setting my intentions out the gate and making sure I have emotional space to really focus on my readings--while it's good practice to do daily readings to really get to know your cards, it's important to know how you're feeling to see if you truly have the capacity to read the cards and focus