Safe AI for everyone
Using AI without falling: what you may share, how to ask, and how to check the answer
Every participant leaves with one habit that protects them: before trusting an AI answer, they check it. They know what may be given to the tool, recognise a scam that uses AI, and ask in a way that makes the answer checkable.
In every course, the verification gate method: a number that was not verified does not exist.
Who it is for
- Residents and seniors
- Factory and industry workers
- Small-business owners
- High-tech and office workers
Prerequisites: A smartphone with at least one AI tool. No prior knowledge is needed.
Structure
- Course: 4 sessions × 2 hours
Up to 10 participants per group
A separate cohort for each audience. Hands-on, on the participant's own phone. One session a week.
The sessions
- What AI is, and when to trust itA list of 5 things I do with AI, marked "great" or "risky"
- What you may share, and who is really askingUpdated privacy settings on the phone and a code word
- How to ask for an answer you can checkA personal question template, ready to use
- How to check before you use itThe "3 questions" card and a completion certificate
Each participant leaves with
- Updated privacy settings on the phone and a family code word
- A personal question template
- The "3 questions" card
Not included
- Building apps or websites
- Programming
- Comparing or recommending commercial tools
- Legal, medical or financial advice
- An organisational AI policy
What the ordering organisation provides
- A classroom with a projector and stable Wi-Fi
- Registration and outreach to the audience: a separate cohort for each
- Scheduling 4 dates, ideally once a week