Scams, deepfakes, school honesty, health and money limits, kids on shared devices, and the job skills that still matter.
- 1 Scams, deepfakes, and too-good offers Gloria almost sent $800 after a 22-second WhatsApp clip that sounded like her son. Everyday AI safety starts with money and trust: slow down, verify on a second channel, and never pay in gift cards or crypto because a voice sounded right. Scheduled · September 8, 2026
- 2 School, work honesty, and citations Diego's lab report listed four papers, and two DOIs 404'd forty minutes before midnight because the model invented them. School homework, take-home exams, workplace drafts, and published analysis each have different honesty lines, so disclose the tool, open every DOI, and never paste a source you did not check. Scheduled · September 12, 2026
- 3 Health, legal, and money: hard limits Aisha pasted a 3-page lab PDF into a chat and got a $2,400 treatment plan the clinic never wrote. Chat products can help you prep questions and sort your own paperwork, but they cannot diagnose, sign a contract, or tell you to buy a stock. Scheduled · September 13, 2026
- 4 Kids, family, and shared devices Helen found her Q3 OKRs in a chat her 12-year-old opened on the kitchen iPad at 9:40 p.m. Shared ChatGPT logins mix homework with work files and Memory, so use separate accounts, skip under-13 profiles, and keep household rules a parent can see. Scheduled · September 14, 2026
- 5 Jobs and AI: skills that still matter Marcus's intern pasted ChatGPT KPI definitions into the QBR folder two days early. Net Retention read 118% in the deck and 97% in Finance's closed book. The work that still matters is the question, the check, the conversation, taste, and the stop. Scheduled · September 15, 2026