The AI Safety Do and Don’t List for Beginners
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- Use AI for brainstorming, drafts, outlines, learning, and practice.
- Check important facts before acting.
- Remove names, account numbers, passwords, private files, and sensitive details from prompts.
- Ask AI to explain uncertainty and what needs verification.
- Keep a human review step before publishing or sending important work.
Beginner AI Safety: Don’t Do This
- Do not paste passwords, private customer data, medical records, financial records, or confidential documents into random tools.
- Do not assume AI citations, numbers, or legal claims are correct.
- Do not let AI make decisions that affect money, safety, access, employment, or rights without human review.
- Do not install unknown AI browser extensions or apps without checking permissions.
- Do not share AI-generated claims as facts until verified.
The beginner rule is simple: use AI to help you think and draft, but do not give it sensitive data or final authority.
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