Libraries & senior centers
Help patrons understand AI accounts, local-first options, scams, privacy boundaries, and what to ask before anyone pays for setup.
Free 20-minute community talk · no sales pitch in the room
Private AI on your own computer, explained for families.
Invite Pete for a calm, plain-English session for libraries, churches, senior centers, schools, caregiver groups, and neighborhood organizations. The goal is education first: what can run locally, what still touches the internet, what never belongs in a chatbot, and when a family should not pay yet.
Churches & caregiver groups
Give adult children and volunteers a safer way to talk about AI support for parents, elders, and non-technical loved ones.
Schools & nonprofits
Introduce practical family AI safety without hype, secret collection, or pressure to adopt tools the group cannot support.
20-minute outline
- What “local-first AI” means: what can run on a Mac or Windows PC, and what may still use the internet.
- Seven family safety checks: consent, passwords, scams, medical/legal/financial boundaries, and human override.
- First safe jobs: memoirs, kind reply drafts, grocery planning, plain-English explanations, and questions to ask a qualified human.
- When not to pay: unclear consent, device mismatch, crisis needs, secret-sharing pressure, or no useful first job.
- Optional next step: free fit check, $99 rescue when stuck today, or the free community for general questions.
Privacy rule: the session does not collect private documents, account passwords, recovery keys, medical/legal/financial details, or crisis stories.
After the talk
People who want help can choose a no-pressure next step: print the free checklist, join the free Skool community, book a free fit check, or ask for the $99 paid rescue path if they are stuck today.