AI Literacy FoundationFind yourself
“I’m a ___. How can AI help me?”
You don’t have to know what to ask. Say what you do, or pick an area below — we’ll show you one real thing it does, and one place it falls short.
Showing all 10 ways people are using it.
Nothing here matches that yet. That is worth knowing, not a dead end — it means nobody has written your entry.
Try a different word for what you do, or pick an area above. The list is still short, and it grows.
You keep a facility, a shift, or a crew running
Turn a scheduling problem you hold in your head into an actual schedule
Work · scheduling · management · veteran · logisticsYou’re retired and you research things because you enjoy it
Find the thing you read six months ago and cannot locate again
Hobbies & interests · research · retired · genealogy · readingYou run a small business or work a trade
Clear the paperwork piling up on the truck seat
Work · small-business · writing · invoicing · self-employedYou’re looking for work and you’re over fifty
Translate thirty years of experience into words employers search for
Work · job-search · writing · career · translationYou’re a veteran and there’s paperwork
Make a VA letter say what it actually means
Money & paperwork · veteran · benefits · translation · deadlinesYou’re helping an aging parent
Get on top of three portals, four bills, and a pharmacy that calls at eight
Home & family · caregiver · health-admin · translation · organizingYou run a club, a post, a troop, or a church group
Do the unpaid admin job attached to the unpaid volunteer job
Community · volunteer · writing · veteran · organizingYou’re the one who handles the household paperwork
Understand the letters that seem designed not to be understood
Money & paperwork · translation · benefits · deadlines · moneyYou use a screen reader, or you need things in plainer language
Make other people’s documents usable
Access & independence · accessibility · translation · reading · independenceYou collect something
Finish the catalog you’ve started four times
Hobbies & interests · organizing · collecting · retired · photos
Coming
Eventually, you’ll just be able to ask
A list only works if someone has already written your entry. The version we’re building lets you describe your own situation in your own words and get an answer back — including, every time, where the tool would let you down.
We’re building it on a model we run ourselves, so your question isn’t handed to an AI company to learn from. That takes longer than wiring up someone else’s. We think it’s the right trade.
The same work opens a way for readers to add what they have found — including the times it didn’t work, which is the part worth reading. We’d rather build that properly than point you at an inbox.
Until then the list is the honest version — every entry written and checked by a person.