Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) Safely and Smartly
AI tools can be incredibly helpful in our daily lives, but like any new technology, they should be used with care and common sense.
Top Tips for Everyday AI Use
- Always check information with trusted sources before acting on it.
- Never share private details or personal passwords with AI tools.
- Try using more than one tool to see how different ideas compare.
- Keep a human in charge of decisions—use AI as a helper, not the boss.
Staying Safe and Fair
- Avoid using harmful, offensive, or inappropriate prompts.
- Remember that AI can sometimes be biased or make mistakes.
- Always be kind and respectful in your online interactions.
AI for Work, Learning and Community
- Use AI as a starting point to draft ideas or outlines for and tasks.
- Use tools to quickly learn the basics of new or complex topics.
- Support community projects with AI-assisted planning without replacing real people.
Unlock your digital potential with Ai123
In Salford, we believe digital skills are life skills—and everyone deserves the chance to thrive in a connected world. That’s why we are proud to bring you Ai123: a free, friendly way to explore the world of artificial intelligence (AI).
Whether you're a resident curious about new technology or a community group supporting others, Ai123 is here to help you build confidence, learn something new, and pass it on. No jargon. No pressure. Just practical support that empowers you and your community.
What is Ai123?
Ai123 is a new campaign created in partnership with Microsoft and delivered through Neighbourly. It’s designed to help people understand the basics of AI in a simple, practical way.
Through Ai123, local charities, community groups and residents can sign up for a free, one-hour online session with a trained volunteer. These sessions are tailored for beginners and focus on real-world uses of AI that can help you.
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How to Get Involved
It’s easy to take part:
Simply click the link below and get started on your AI skills journey.
Unsure about something? Residents and VCSE partners are encouraged to talk to a Digital Champion or a trusted staff member if you are unsure about something an AI tool suggests.