‍ ‍Fact Check & Privacy‍ ‍

Not everything AI tells you needs a fact-check. But some things absolutely do. Here's how to know the difference.

  • Anything you're about to act on

  • Anything health or medical

  • Legal and financial decisions

  • Specific numbers, dates, and statistics

  • Quotes from real people

Worth a Quick Look

  • Recent news and current events

  • Local businesses, hours, and prices

  • Lesser known people, places, or products

  • Industry specific or technical claims

Trust It & Move On

  • Brainstorming and idea generation

  • Summarizing content you provided

  • Explaining well known concepts

  • Formatting, rewriting, or reorganizing your own work

When wondering about AI privacy, ask yourself: would I be comfortable if this showed up somewhere unexpected? If not, leave it out.

Never Include This

  • Passwords or login credentials

  • Social Security or ID numbers

  • Credit card or banking information

  • Private medical records or diagnoses

  • Confidential work or client information

Include With Caution

  • Your full name combined with location or employer

  • Personal situations involving other people

  • Sensitive workplace issues or internal company details

  • Anything you wouldn't want your employer to read

  • Personal struggles or mental health information

Safe to Include

  • General questions and curiosity

  • Content you're drafting and will review

  • Publicly available information

  • Your professional role or general industry

  • Creative projects and personal ideas

AI isn't out to get you. It just needs a human at the helm who knows the difference between what to trust what to question. That's you now.

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