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Working Concepts Inc. is a nonprofit creating a digitally inclusive future by empowering communities through accessible digital literacy and AI integration.

Fayetteville, Georgia, USA
Joined September 2010
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What would YOU do? You find someone else's card in an ATM. Another driver removes it, gets cash and leaves. Do you use the ATM or drive away? We'll share the safety lesson next. #OnlineSafetyAct
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Yesterday, Working Concepts, Inc. helped Goodwill Atlanta participants build digital confidence with AI, scam awareness and refurbished Chromebooks. Thank you Digitunity & AT&T Connected Learning!
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See a social media ad that looks too good to be true? Take a screenshot and ask AI, “What warning signs should I look for?” Then verify the company on its official website. #AITip #OnlineSafety
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AI can help you explore jobs that match your experience. Try: “Find part time jobs near me for someone with [skills].” Never share names, addresses, phone numbers or private details. #AITip Stay safe.
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I’m proud to share that twenty-nine people attended our cybersecurity and AI workshop for beginners! Thank you, Fayette Senior Services, for inviting Working Concepts, Inc. to help our community use technology more safely and confidently. #AIForBeginners #Cybersecurity
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Important information worth sharing. If your email is ever hacked, knowing what to do quickly can make a big difference. This AARP article explains the steps to take. #OnlineSafety #WorkingConcepts aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/h…
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Email offer too good to be true? Check the full sender address. Gmail or Yahoo is a clue, not proof of a scam. Verify through a trusted website before clicking or paying #OnlineSafety #WorkingConcepts
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AI Tip: Confusing letter, bill, form, or instructions? Upload a photo to ChatGPT and ask it to explain it in plain language and tell you what to do next. Always double check important money, legal, benefits, or health information. #AITip #DigitalLiteracy
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AI can explain a technical task and show you how. Try: “Explain how to do this in simple steps, then find me a beginner friendly YouTube tutorial.”
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AI Tip: Ask AI to search the public internet for photos, old profiles, and mentions tied to your name. It may not find everything, but it can help you check your digital footprint.
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Can’t find a helpful ChatGPT conversation you had earlier? Open ChatGPT, tap the menu, select Search, and enter a word or phrase you remember. Select the matching conversation to continue where you left off. Save this tip for later. #AITips #DigitalLiteracy
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AI Tip: You can ask ChatGPT to check for new food recalls for you every day. Try this prompt: “Check for new U.S. food recalls daily and notify me if a new recall is announced. Tell me the food, brand, reason for the recall, and what action I should take.”
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See a claim online? Remove personal details, copy the text, paste it into AI, and ask: “What is fact, opinion, or rumor? Show reliable sources.” Always verify before sharing. #AITip
🤖 Made with AI
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Thank you, St. Louis! Working Concepts, Inc. presented an AI and Online Safety Workshop at Christ The King UCC, helping participants use technology safely and confidently. #AILiteracy
🤖 Made with AI
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AI can be helpful, but it can also be wrong. Ask: “How can I verify this?” and “What trusted sources should I check?” Always verify important information before relying on it. #AITips
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Want to learn a new skill? AI can teach you step by step, give examples, quiz you, and help you practice. Try: “Teach me how to use AI as a beginner and quiz me after each lesson.”
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An urgent email claimed my organization was approved for funding. I never applied. Scammers copy real names and logos. Before clicking any button, pause and verify independently. #ScamAwareness
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Ever take a photo while looking the other way? AI can reposition a person’s head to face forward. Always compare the edited photo with the original because AI may change other details. #AITips
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AI Tip: Create a ChatGPT Project for meal planning. Add your meal preferences once, then ask for weekly dinner ideas, quick recipes or grocery lists. Simple, practical AI for everyday life!
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Unexpected package you did not order? It may be a brushing scam. Do not scan any QR code inside. Change your shopping passwords and report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. #ScamAlert
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