Make a family callback plan
A blank one-page plan for pausing, calling back and checking. Keep completed details private.
Read how →You don’t need to be an expert to shape how AI lands in your community. Pick one thing to do today.
Learn a useful distinction, create an invitation, or explain an idea back.
Start here →A relaxed session kit for friends, teams or community groups. No accounts needed.
Start here →Share a one-page reminder—not a private draft or an unverified answer.
Start here →A pre-drafted letter calling for safe, fair AI rules. Edit it to say it your way; personal letters carry more weight.
Prepare your letter here, then send it to your representative. This tool downloads a letter and does not send it. Postcodes can span electorates; confirm your member through Parliament’s directory ↗.
Six original worksheets: specify a task, document context, check outputs, measure a pilot, set a starter policy and rehearse an exit. General guidance; check local law and context.
Web guide and downloadable PDF use the same edition. Independent review and reader testing remain pending.
Choose one action that fits your situation. Take the time you need.
A blank one-page plan for pausing, calling back and checking. Keep completed details private.
Read how →Report financial scams to Scamwatch. Contact your bank first if money has moved; use eSafety for relevant online harms.
Where to report →Offer one useful resource to someone who might want it—or try an activity together. No pressure.
Browse explainers →Your plain-English starting point
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AI-assisted answers can be wrong. No live actions. Data use.