Ai & Tech Tuesdays

10/15/2026

More of your customers are asking AI who to call.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok. And even on Google, the AI answer now shows up at the top. The businesses that get named are the ones with helpful, trustworthy information online: what you do, where you work, and why people can count on you.

That’s good news for any business owner willing to share what they know. Here’s how people are searching now, and what helps you show up.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/_pqUl8WlgH4

10/15/2026

What’s one thing your community is missing?

Yamille Kosowan saw neighbors scrambling for help every time her coastal city flooded, so she created a place to find trusted local pros. AI helped her research it, plan it, and put it together.

Every community has a gap like that. Here’s how to turn yours into something useful:

Notice a problem people around you keep running into, and ask AI to help you research it and plan what people need.
Describe what you want in plain words to an AI tool that puts it together for you. The first version will be rough, so keep asking for changes until it’s easy to use.
Test it with a few people and double-check every fact before you share it.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/_pqUl8WlgH4

10/14/2026

When water is coming in, nobody wants to scroll through a hundred random listings.

Yamille Kosowan built a directory for her coastal community with AI. Pick your emergency and your city, and you see local pros with their phone number, the cities they serve, their license status, and when her team last reviewed the profile.

All of it was built with AI, without coding. It still took real thinking to make it easy to use in a stressful moment.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/_pqUl8WlgH4

10/13/2026

A care team says “no” to a service. But WHO made that decision? Was it ever put in writing? And what can you do next?

Many Arizona families don't realize that a service appeal, an ISP dispute, and a patient-rights grievance can be different processes—with different deadlines and protections.

In my latest article, I explain how to use AI to organize the emails, medical notes, and treatment-plan documents you already have. There's a copy-and-paste prompt to help you identify missing information, request written answers, and prepare for the correct appeal or review.

Read it here: https://iamcrystalgonzalez.substack.com/p/ai-and-access-to-justice-when-youre?r=8zx8b5&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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10/13/2026

🎙️ New Episode Available Now!

👉 "She Used AI to Help Her City Before Storms - Ep 35"

We are very excited to share this new content with you. Click below to watch the full video:

Storm season is here, so Yamille built a directory with AI.Yamill...

10/11/2026

Missed this week’s episode? Whether you’re advocating for a loved one or for yourself, here’s how to start getting answers:

Request the complete records. Ask every doctor, hospital, and facility for the full file, not just a summary. If you’re a legal guardian, you can request your loved one’s records too.
Keep everything in one place. Set up a separate email inbox just for records so nothing gets lost in your personal mail. If your state allows it, record your calls with providers and save the AI note-taker transcripts.
Let AI build the timeline. Upload everything to a private project in a paid AI account and ask it to put every visit, medication, and diagnosis in date order. It can point out what’s hard to see in a stack of paperwork, like sudden medication changes or conflicting diagnoses.
Check every finding against the original record before you act on it.

AI is a research tool, not medical advice. Always talk with your doctor.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/y85IYkq1Bhw

10/10/2026

Uploading your medical records to an AI chatbot? HIPAA probably doesn’t protect them once they’re there.

The privacy law that covers your doctor and hospital generally doesn’t follow your records to a chatbot company. As Harvard Law professor I. Glenn Cohen puts it, “you may be putting yourself at the mercy of whatever privacy rules Claude or ChatGPT has,” and “those terms of service can and do change over time.”

That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t use AI. It means going in with your eyes open:

Use a paid account with a private project, not a free account.
Organize your records first, so AI knows what to focus on.
Check every finding against the original record.

On this week’s AI & Tech Tuesdays, Crystal Gonzalez and Yamille Kosowan walk through exactly how to do it.

AI is a research tool, not medical advice. Always talk with your doctor.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/y85IYkq1Bhw

Article: https://hls.harvard.edu/today/does-hipaa-protect-what-you-tell-chatgpt/

10/09/2026

You know your case is valid. The person screening you for the lawyer doesn’t get it. Then you’re turned down.

When you’re already exhausted and upset, it’s hard to explain everything clearly on a phone call. So let AI organize it first: “I need to present this to a lawyer for them to review. Please write out the facts of this case so it can be evaluated.”

Check every fact, then send the summary before the call.
This isn’t legal or medical advice.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/y85IYkq1Bhw

10/08/2026

Records from different doctors don’t tell one story until you put them in order.

3 steps:
1. Gather everything: records, call transcripts, and one inbox just for records
2. Upload it to a private AI project in a paid account
3. Ask AI for a timeline that flags medication changes and conflicting diagnoses

Then check each flag against the original record.
AI is a research tool, not medical advice. Always talk with your doctor.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/y85IYkq1Bhw

10/08/2026

Fighting for answers about someone’s care? Start here.
Request the medical records right away.
Record your calls and use an AI note-taker for transcripts. Check your state’s recording laws first.
Upload everything and ask AI to build one master timeline.
The timeline can show what’s hard to see in a pile of paperwork: sudden medication changes, conflicting diagnoses, and treatment that kept going despite side effects.
AI is a research tool, not medical advice. Always talk with your doctor.
Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/y85IYkq1Bhw