What would you do?

Short, specific situations about AI going wrong — at home and at work. You make the calls with incomplete information, then see what followed. Free, no login, nothing to install.

At home

• Your mum calls in tears, needs money in twenty minutes, and says not to tell your dad. At home
• An AI says your car insurance covers you overseas. You're about to book on that. At home
• An automated system rejected you before a human saw your application. You're qualified. At home

At work

• A colleague tells you to paste the client brief into a free AI tool. At work
• A client can't find one of the regulations your AI-drafted briefing cited. At work
• You pasted a client contract into a public AI tool. Now the client is asking questions. At work
• The AI recruitment tool keeps producing the same narrow profile. Do you say something? At work
• The AI flags the scan as normal. Your own eye caught something. You have six more to read. At work
• Legal says a function you wrote with AI matches GPL-licensed code. You reviewed it carefully. At work