Everyday AI

Everyday AI – Your Beginner's Guide to Artificial Intelligence
By Guenter H. Schamel
Step into the future with confidence! Everyday AI is the ultimate beginner's guide designed especially for adults and seniors who want to understand and benefit from artificial intelligence without the tech jargon.
This easy-to-follow book demystifies AI and shows you how it's already part of your life — from smart assistants like Alexa and Siri to navigation apps, fraud protection, online learning, and more. Whether you're curious about how AI works, want to explore its role in health, safety, travel, finance, or entertainment, or just need help getting started with new technologies, this guide will give you the knowledge and confidence to take the first step.
Inside you'll discover:- What AI is and how it affects your daily life- Practical tips for using AI in home devices, communication, and security- How to manage your health with telemedicine and wearable tech- Tools for learning new skills and staying connected with loved ones- Ways AI enhances entertainment, hobbies, and even creativity- How to stay safe online and protect your personal data- A thoughtful introduction to future trends and overcoming AI anxiety
With clear explanations, real-life examples, and a friendly tone, Everyday AI empowers readers over 60 (and everyone new to tech) to engage with artificial intelligence in a safe, helpful, and meaningful way.
Perfect for seniors, beginners, and lifelong learners who want to stay up-to-date and in control of the digital world.

About the Author
Hi, I'm Guenter H. Schamel – engineer by profession, writer by passion. For many years, I lived in the world of technology and precision. Then one day, I remembered that words can be just as powerful as numbers – and a lot more fun.Writing has become my creative playground, where I mix life experience with curiosity, and a touch of dry humor for good measure.
Whether it's a thoughtful reflection or an imaginative journey, I aim to offer something meaningful (or at least mildly entertaining).
Thanks for stopping by – and happy reading!