Using AI at Home

Artificial Intelligence apps can provide assistance,  entertainment, and organization to personal life. Below are some uses for AI at home and resources for implementing them.  

Uses for AI

Agents - create an AI agent to automate, organize and streamline. 
Assistants - use Amazon, Alexa, Apple Siri, Google Gemini to control devices, communication, companionship, entertainment, and reminders.  for communication, companionship, entertainment, and reminders. 
Calendars - use AI to assign, track and prioritize tasks for family members.
Decisions - use AI to analyze information for decision making.
Notes - use AI to record, transcribe, and organize notes.
Productivity - book flights, file taxes, schedule meetings and act as smart assistants.
Recommendations - use AI for recommendations for meals, movies, travel, etc.
Research - use AI to answer questions about careers, health, repairs, etc.
Routines - use AI to create to control appliances lights, thermostats, etc.
Summaries - use AI to summarize content of articles, messages, texts, etc.
Writing - use AI to write emails, letters, memos, and texts. 

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