Will I get caught?

For the last 2-3 months, I’ve been using GPT in a bit of a unique way to help me with my job. I’ve been a SWE 1 here for about 2 years now while about half my peers have been promoted already. Why wasn’t I promoted? Idk. I decided all this effort to try and get promoted isn’t worth it, so I devised a way to reduce my effort day to day. I developed an audio receiving app that constantly receives audio. And using the whisper model on openai, the audio is transcribed to text. I then used the gpt 4 model to feed it this transcribed text. I played around with a prompts for a while until I arrived at a pretty decent prompt. Which is something like “you’re a knowledgeable senior software engineer and you’re regarded as a high performer at your company. You’re in meetings sometimes where questions will be asked. When answering the questions or responding to certain conversations, respond back with a bulleted list of talking points, where something highly complex will require you to give a brief overview in a sub bullet…” (you get the idea) Then I vectorized the prompts and responses to store in my private database so there is a long running list of answers and context. I booted up an old ipad and added this app via TestFlight. The ui is simple, sort of like a transcript for me to read the response off of. It takes me an average of 10-20 seconds to read something complex and reply back. Or 2-3 if it’s something simple. The entire thing is costing me around $50 a month (the prompts and responses can be long, I haven’t gone through and optimized much and extra tokens are used sometimes) Since using this daily for all my meetings, I’ve gotten really great feedback from my team, managers and stakeholders. The last performance review I received a stellar result and my manager was saying we’ll get ready for promo asap so we get it next cycle. I went from being on mute 80% of the time to always being relied on during calls. It feels great. At what point will this not fly anymore? Tbh I’m a pretty resourceful SWE. And as bill gates once said, “the laziest engineers come up with the best solutions” TC: 150