AI can be useful and wrong at the same time, so avoid sharing sensitive information, double-check key facts, and keep humans in charge.

Privacy

• Don’t share sensitive personal information (passwords, financial details, medical records).
• Assume anything you type could be stored or reviewed by the platform.
• AI is best for ideas, drafts, and learning—not private or confidential data.

Accuracy (“Hallucinations”)

• AI can confidently give you incorrect or outdated information.
• Always double-check important facts, especially medical, legal, or financial topics.
• Think of AI as a first draft or starting point, not a final authority.

Boundaries

• AI does not replace doctors, lawyers, therapists, or other professionals.
• It offers general information and perspective—not personalized advice.
• You stay in control: question results, ask follow-ups, or discard anything that doesn’t feel right.

Best Practice

• Use AI as a helpful assistant, not a decision-maker.
• Clear questions get better answers.
• If something sounds off, it probably is—verify it.