Choosing a Personal AI Agent
AI agents can now read your email, manage your calendar, book appointments, make calls and even pay for things on your behalf. For busy moms, that’s a dream. But it also means handing over access to your inbox, your family’s schedule and your credit card. And right now it’s a bit of a wild west.
None of us has this figured out yet, so let’s figure it out together. Join Moms Who AI for an afternoon of comparing notes on the personal AI agents out there. We’ll dig into two questions:
What can they actually do? Which ones deliver on family logistics, scheduling, errands and inbox wrangling, and which ones are mostly hype?
Can you trust them? Who’s actually behind the app? Where does your data go? Can the agent send emails or spend money without asking?
How it works
Before: Help us crowdsource! Take our survey about which agents you’ve tried, what’s worked and what hasn’t. The results will help shape the discussion.
During: We’ll kick off with what the survey turned up, plus a privacy and security rubric we’ve been using to score a few popular apps. Then we’ll break into small groups to swap experiences. Bring your wins, frustrations and questions.
After: You’ll leave with a better sense of which agent might fit your family, and questions to ask before giving any agent access to your personal accounts.
We’re curious moms, not security experts, and we’re learning right alongside you. If you know a security or privacy expert who’d like to join the conversation, please send them our way!
Spots are limited, so RSVP to save yours.
Special thanks to Norton Rose Fulbright for hosting us!
Join the Moms Who AI community
If you’re a mom in San Francisco interested in building with AI, follow us on Substack or join our community at https://momswhoai.club/#join. Our WhatsApp community is where we announce events first, share resources and keep the conversation going between meetups.