What it is good at
- Explaining a complicated letter in simple words
- Preparing a list of questions for the doctor
- Writing a polite complaint or request
- Reading text aloud or making it bigger in a photo
- Translating a message from a relative abroad
You can simply talk
Most assistants on the phone have a microphone button: say what you need, as you would to a person. If the answer is too long, say “shorter, in simple words”. You don’t need special commands.
Before you share a letter
Cover or remove your name, EMŠO, tax number, address and account numbers — the explanation will be just as good. Never share passwords, PINs or codes with AI.
Check the important things
AI can be wrong, especially about deadlines, amounts and rules. For health, money and official deadlines, confirm with your doctor, pharmacist, bank or the office itself. AI is a helper for understanding — not the one who decides.
A friendly voice is still a program
Some apps present AI as a friend or partner. It can be pleasant company, but it is a program designed to keep you talking. Never send money, documents or photos because a chatbot or “online friend” asks.