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 code you wrote with AI matches someone else's licensed code. You checked it carefully. At work