Step 2 · Ask
Write your question in plain words.
In every Ask & Answer™ guidebook
Ask again in your own words. “Please make that simpler.” “Use a real-life example.” “Give me only three steps.”
Ask means writing your question, or saying it, in your own plain words. You do not need special phrases. Tell the AI tool what you want, who it is for, and how you want the answer to look.
Ask also means asking again. “Please make that simpler.” “Use a real-life example.” “Give me only three steps.” You are always in charge of the conversation.
Three moments that come up every week: a scam text, a health question and a photo you want to share.
A scam text
Copy only the words of the message, or describe it. Remove your name, account numbers and any codes first. Then ask:
Ask Andee: type this, or say it out loud
“Does this message have signs of a scam? Please explain the warning signs in simple words.”
A health question
Ask for questions to bring with you, then follow up with “Add a question about side effects of a new medicine.”
Ask Andee: type this, or say it out loud
“I have a doctor visit next week about my knee pain. Please help me write 5 simple questions to ask my doctor. Use plain words.”
A photo to share
After adding a photo with the plus (+) or attach button, type what you want to know:
Ask Andee: type this, or say it out loud
“What kind of flower is this, and how often should I water it?”
Give It a Go AI SafeStep™ 2 · Ask
Choose what you want, fill in your topic, and pick how you would like the answer to look. The page puts your question together. Copy it, hear it read aloud, or say it to your AI tool.
For example: how a Medicare Advantage plan differs from Original Medicare.
Your question
“Please explain [your topic] in plain language. Use short sentences and avoid technical words.”
Quick Quiz AI SafeStep™ 2 · Ask
Your progress is kept only on this device.