Wow! I just felt the overwhelming love and goodness coming from you in this post! 🥰Thank you! I feel overjoyed by your kindness and testimony! Sending you love and gratitude, @Michael Cooney !

Thanks for asking everyone! Mine are 1)organize and optimize my schedule/time, followed by 2) streamline biz activities. Related to my schedule/time I am working to move from living in "Excess Complexity on the Far Side of Complexity" to Simplicity on the Far Side of Complexity, lol. I always try to find AI solutions that give me as much privacy as possible, which can make it tricker. But I love freedom and privacy; so it's worth it to me.

I notice you're bio lists you as a "AI Mentor... Guiding Women to Thrive with Artificial Intelligence." In what way do you feel late as opposed to also helping people use AI as your profession?

I'm not using an AI accounting software, although I've had Agent Mode do some things for me. For me, the most important factor is privacy and protection of my data.

@Sophia She her No, actually what you need to do is buy the Teams version of ChatGPT. You will then have two accounts. With Teams, they are not training on your data. Also, you need to go to your ChatGPT settings and adjust everything to the most private options. And finally, before you connect Tools or use other people's custom GPTs mindfully think about whether or not you want that company to have the information you are inputting into ChatGPT. To me the worst company of all when it comes to invasive, non-moral practices is Google/Alphabet/YouTube so I try to avoid those when I am inputting sensitive or personal information. With those steps you will have some layer of privacy, altho there can always be other issues like hacking or company errors, etc.

@Sophia She her Glad it is helpful, Sophia. I agree with you about FB/Meta, but the thing is they get all of the attention but Alphabet is even worse. Did you know, just to name a few privacy overreaches from Alphabet/Google/YouTube: 1. Their staff were regularly watching & downloading Nest audio & video, including people with no clothes and people being physically intimate. (I think this lasted 2 years and there was never any internal discipline. I wonder how many of those audio/videos ended up on the dark web without the "stars" of the action knowing it.) 2. Google Street View used their cars to intercept and store people's private data (their emails, passwords, etc.) when they encountered WiFis that had not properly been encrypted. 3. YouTube now secretly edits and applies filters to some shorts, without telling or getting permission from the content creator channel owners. 4. Googles cookies track users across non-Google sites. The cookies are stored for 2 years and "auto-renew" so that no matter what the user does to opt out of data collection they are still having their data stolen and stored by Google/Alphabet. 5. Google purposely hacked around Apple Safari's privacy protections, again knowingly breaking laws. 6. Google tracked the location of Android users, even though they'd disabled and opted out. Then Google shared that data with 3rd parties and retained the data for years. 7. Googles Photos app scanned and stored biometric data on billions of user uploaded images, even though that violated multiple state laws. 8. I've done tests and found YouTube regularly edited certain types of comments and allows ones aligned with their bias. (For example, I did a test before the 2024 election. I wrote the same sentence but changed the name. I wrote "Kamala Harris is incompetent and unfit for office." "Donald Trump is incompetent and unfit for office." The Harris one was immediately censored/removed. The Trump version stayed.) They also do a lot of shadow banning. 9. YT violated laws by collecting personal information on children (without parental consent), including their demographics and viewing habits so they could feed them ads