Overview of the tools

Free tools to learn AI, protect your data and create.

Freeno account, your documents stay on your device

Let us widely share what we learn

Doubt, learn, nuance, move forward.

Free tools to learn to talk to AI, protect your data and create what you need. Each tool can be shared in one gesture: that is how it travels.

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The tools

Ready to use: apps that belong to you.

Each tool opens in your browser, with no account. Show its code to someone: it opens right away on their phone.

Sharing

A shared tool means one more person learning.

No advertising, no subscription. These tools only move forward from hand to hand. Every time you share one, you take it further.

1

You discover

A tool helps you, right here, right now.

2

You share it

A message, a link or its code shown on your screen: one gesture is enough.

3

Someone learns

For free, in their own language, without giving away anything about themselves. And in turn, they share.

Your data

Your personal data: a flow that never stops.

Search engines have already kept years of our questions. With AI, we no longer type three words: we tell our life story.

YouAI services
Today

We confide everything, often without thinking.

Health, work, family, money, doubts, plans: we write to an AI as we would to a confidant. Depending on the service and your settings, these conversations may be kept, read by people, or used to train new models.

Tomorrow

A gigantic, continuous flow.

Assistants will read our messages, our calendar and our documents, listen to our voice, and act in our place. It will no longer be a few questions, but a whole life passing, day and night, through a few big companies.

What would you do if you knew absolutely everything about a person?

What we do today shapes tomorrow.
Transparency

Your data, fully transparent

“If it’s free, you’re the product”? Not here. Here is exactly what happens to your data.

  • No account, no advertising, no cookies.
  • Your documents stay on your device: no tool sends them over the internet.
  • What goes to an AI is what you copy and paste yourself: you see it first.
  • The only things sent automatically: a count that does not identify you, with no name and no cookie (as with any website, the server sees your device’s internet address). On first opening: the version, the language, the time zone and, if you arrive through a link or a QR code, where it came from. In the AI Introduction, also: your shares and the download of your attestation. Everything else is sent only if you decide to: your feedback and, for older attestations only, their registration with the Talent Bank, which is currently dormant.

All the details: the “Your data” page

The greatest danger

Dividing us.

A machine that knows everything about everyone can show each person a different world: other news, other fears, other angers. Each in their own bubble, we stop understanding each other, and we end up turning against one another.

Keeping your data means keeping what connects us. Learning together and sharing what we know is the opposite of division.

Five steps to stay in control

  1. Give nothingHide names, addresses and numbers before you write. The Personal Data Mask helps you do it: always read it again, it can miss some.
  2. Set up your AIIn each AI’s settings, refuse to let your conversations be used to train it, and turn off memory and history when you can.Please also read your AI's terms of use on copyright: does the text or image it produces really belong to you? Can you publish or sell it freely? The rules vary from one AI to another.
  3. Spread outDo not trust everything to the same AI: spread your requests around.
  4. Choose ethical AIsPrefer services that respect your rights and your country.
  5. AI at homeThe final goal: an AI that runs on your own device.

Make it travel.

Show this code to someone, send them the link, or share it wherever you talk with your loved ones.