Legal · last updated October 12, 2026
The honest fine print.
We teach people to use AI for the everyday stuff. Here's what that does — and doesn't — mean.
General education, not professional advice
Our guides, templates, blog, newsletter, sessions and events are for general education. They are not legal, financial, medical, mental-health, tax, parenting or other professional advice. For decisions in those areas, talk to a qualified professional. Results vary from household to household, and we don't guarantee any particular outcome — including time saved.
AI makes mistakes
AI tools can be confidently wrong, misread documents, or invent details. Always double-check anything important — dates, dollar amounts, medical or legal information — before you rely on it. Our free guide includes our guardrails for what never goes into AI: money details, children's full names and birthdays, passwords and government IDs.
We're not affiliated with the AI companies
We talk about tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini because we use them. Have You Heard AI, LLC is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or any other company whose products we mention. Product names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to describe their products. Features and pricing of these tools change often; what we describe may differ from what you see.
How we make money, and disclosures
We earn money from our paid guides, sessions and events. We don't currently use affiliate links or accept paid sponsorships. If that changes, we'll clearly label any affiliate link, sponsored post or gifted product where it appears, as the FTC requires — and we'll only recommend things we actually use.
Testimonials
Any testimonial we share comes from a real person, reflects their own experience, and isn't paid. Their results aren't a promise of yours.
Events and alcohol
Some of our events happen at wine nights and similar gatherings. The host or venue provides any food and drinks. Have You Heard AI does not sell, serve or provide alcohol.
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