We use AI with a purpose.
Before we open the tool, we say what we’re trying to do.
A fridge-ready starter set for using AI with purpose, privacy, judgment, and creativity.
Before we open the tool, we say what we’re trying to do.
No full names, birthdays, school names, addresses, passwords, medical details, or family problems.
We ask follow-up questions, push for examples, and keep going until the answer is actually useful.
We ask: “How do you know?” “What might be wrong?” “Show your reasoning.” Then we verify important answers.
AI can explain, coach, quiz, or help us get unstuck. It cannot do the whole assignment.
When we feel stuck, we ask AI to interview us, challenge our assumptions, and help uncover the deeper issue.
Use AI to make something useful: a chore chart, study game, tracker, story, checklist, or plan.
If something feels scary, sad, unsafe, embarrassing, or secret, bring it to a parent or trusted adult.