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Predictive AI forecasts using past data; Generative AI creates content like text or images.

Understand how the AI was trained, consider potential bias, fairness, and who could be impacted.

Each AI tool has a specific use case; use it where it fits a real need, not just because it’s new.

Search how AI is used in your role or industry (e.g., “Marketing AI tools” or “Veterinary AI training”).

Use AI to improve systems, workflows, or repetitive tasks, especially those that follow rules or patterns.

AI is most useful for repeatable, data-driven tasks, not intuitive, one-off decisions.

Clarify who is accountable for AI decisions or outputs, and human oversight is always needed.

Assess whether the AI solution is trustworthy and sustainable over time, not just useful in the short term.

No AI system is perfect; they all have limits. Use them critically, like you would any tool or data source.

Teach others, young or old, to think critically about AI and its role in daily life and work.