What is AI, really?
A plain-language explainer â no jargon, no hype. What these tools are good at, and what they're not.
Read the guideAI, explained by neighbors â at your own pace.
We're preparing resources, giving presentations, and coordinating AI for Older Adults Town Halls across Greater Cincinnati (CAIC) Region.
Start Here
Three small steps before you dive in
Pick whichever one sounds most like where you are today. There's no right order.
How to stay safe
Common-sense tips for keeping your information private and spotting scams that use AI.
See the tipsTry it with me
A walk-through with our helper. Ask one small question together and see what happens.
Chat with Cindy
Here for you
In health, in wealth, and in self
Real examples for the questions that come up in everyday life.
Health
Read a Medicare letter out loud. Prepare questions for a doctor's visit. Understand a prescription label.
See examplesWealth
Double-check a bill. Explain a financial statement. Spot a suspicious email before you click.
See examplesSelf
Write a birthday note to your grandkids. Plan a Sunday supper. Tell the story of your neighborhood.
See examples
Heads up
Three things we want you to watch for this month
Scammers are using AI to sound more convincing. Here's what to look out for.
"Grandma, it's me" calls
Someone who sounds like a relative asks for money urgently. Hang up and call them back directly.
Fake Medicare texts
A text says your card is suspended and asks you to "verify." Medicare will never text you this way.
Too-good refund emails
An email offers a refund if you "confirm your bank." Don't click. Log in directly from your browser.
In partnership with
Have a question? Ask Cindy, our helper AI, anytime.
No signup required. Type a question in plain English.