Getting started.
WHAT MAKES IT EASIER THAN OTHER TECHNOLOGY
You type or speak in ordinary language. There is nothing to learn about how to operate it.
WHAT TO START WITH
Asking it to explain something you have wondered about Asking it to help write a message Asking it to explain a letter you received
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING
It can be wrong, and it always sounds certain It does not know recent events unless it can search It is not a person Do not give it passwords or bank details
THE MOST USEFUL FIRST HABIT
Asking follow-up questions.
"I did not understand that. Explain it more simply."
You can ask as many times as you need.
WHAT NOT TO WORRY ABOUT
Asking the wrong way. There is no wrong way. Wasting its time. It has none.
WHAT TO BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT
Anything about health, money or legal matters. Check with a person.
Anyone contacting you claiming to be someone you know.
WHERE TO GET HELP
Ask someone you trust to sit with you the first time.
