The New Siri: What It Can Do on Your iPhone (and What It Still Can’t)
The new Siri on an iPhone is the voice already in your pocket, with a longer conversation behind it. I
The new Siri on an iPhone is the voice already in your pocket, with a longer conversation behind it. I
Medicare explained simply: I photographed my 2027 Medicare & You handbook and asked AI for plain steps. The prompt I used, what it said, and what to double-check.
AI explained simply by a 68-year-old: what it can do today, what it still can’t, and one small thing to try this week — no jargon.
I’m 68. Almost There is a free retirement countdown with your photos on the milestones — and it doesn’t die when you retire. Try it.
I used to run kitchens. Now I read a restaurant menu with AI so dinner stays dinner, not a homework assignment.
I checked ice cream cone cost then and now on a Mister Softee board. A 10-cent cone is not 30 times more expensive. The truck is.
I photographed my spice drawer and asked AI what to toss. No bins. No Amazon. One prompt to organize a kitchen with AI.
AI for grandparents is about showing up, not being cool. Three things I try: a confusing text, a game, a short note that sounds like me.
I write a difficult email with AI when I know what I mean and I don’t want it to come out wrong. Here’s the prompt I use.
You can talk to AI with your voice instead of typing. I show two simple ways: speak then edit, or a live back-and-forth chat.