Everyday AI: Tools, Habits, and Personal Productivity

How can you use AI to brainstorm, draft, and revise while still maintaining your own voice and ideas? What kinds of creative tasks benefit most from AI collaboration, and where can it dull originality? How should you divide work between yourself and AI to maximize learning instead of dependence? What practices help you critically review and refine AI-generated content before using it?

What information about yourself is safe to share with AI services, and what should you keep private? How do data retention, training policies, and third-party integrations affect your privacy risk? What practical steps can you take to protect sensitive information when using AI tools at home and at work? How should organizations communicate about data use so that users can give informed consent?

How might frequent interaction with AI assistants change the way people think, feel, and relate to others? What are the risks and benefits of forming emotional attachments to chatbots or AI companions? How can parents and caregivers help children grow up with AI in ways that support healthy development? What boundaries around time, topics, and reliance on AI are helpful for your own well-being?