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Empowering Older Adults to Use AI Confidently in Daily Life

Technology is changing fast—but you don’t need to be tech-savvy to benefit. Everyday AI for Seniors is a friendly, accessible program designed to help older adults understand and use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve health, stay connected, stay safe from scams, and discover new hobbies.

What We Offer

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AI That Solves Everyday Problems.

Learn how AI can support your health and wellness, help prevent fraud, manage finances, strengthen relationships, and bring old hobbies back to life — all through real, everyday examples.

Simple. Supportive. Hands-On.

We guide you step-by-step with live demonstrations and clear explanations — no jargon, no rushing, and no prior experience required.

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Privacy, Safety, and Ease First.

Our program is designed specifically for seniors, with a focus on privacy, usefulness, and tools that are easy to understand and actually helpful.

Who We Serve

You don’t need to be tech-savvy. If you use a phone, tablet, or computer — this is for you.

Seniors Curious About AI

For seniors who want to understand how AI fits into everyday life and how it can solve their everyday problems.

Caregivers and Family Members

For caregivers and loved ones who want to help seniors stay informed, independent, and protected in an increasingly digital world.

Senior Centers & Community Groups

For organizations looking to offer engaging, educational workshops that empower seniors with practical AI knowledge in a safe and supportive environment.

Judy Y., 85

“ChatGPT seems like a good tool to double-check when I’m not sure.”

Alex T., 52

"The 'Your Health, Your Voice' guide gave my mom a sense of control over her healthcare. She used the prompts to prepare for her doctor visit and even asked questions she normally wouldn’t have thought to. It’s an empowering tool.

Carolyn M., 72

“The examples made me feel more prepared for real situations.”
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