What Responsible AI Use Looks Like for Everyday Consumers

Awareness Over Avoidance

Responsible AI use does not mean avoiding technology. Instead, it involves understanding limitations, biases, and appropriate use cases.

Consumers increasingly expect tools to explain decisions and allow meaningful control.

Setting Boundaries with Automation

Healthy AI use includes deciding which tasks to automate and which to keep human-driven. Boundaries help prevent overreliance and maintain critical thinking.

Responsibility as a Shared Effort

While companies design AI systems, consumers also shape outcomes through how tools are used, questioned, and adopted.