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The AI effect on your job, your money and your everyday life

By The Get Editors

Publié le 11 août 2026 · 2 min read

In the second episode of the Get This podcast, we break down the reality of AI in everyday life—from how artificial intelligence is reshaping the workplace to practical prompts you can use to save and how to spot an AI scam. (Check out episode 1 and episode 2, if you have already.)


1. Is AI actually going to take your job? (0:30)

Are you competing against AI at work? Are you essentially training your replacement? From social media management and content strategy to software coding, we discuss whether AI can truly replace the “human touch.” We break down which industries are feeling the shift most and how entry-level roles are adapting.

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2. AI in everyday life: Prompts to save money (8:18)

We share the exact AI prompts you can use for micro-savings challenges, training your chatbot to become your sous chef, and automating your paycheque savings. Plus, we cover why you should “pause before you paste” sensitive personal details into AI models.

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3. Spotting AI scams and voice cloning IRL (15:54)

AI security expert Katrina Lawrence reveals what is going on with AI phishing scams, deepfakes, and voice cloning targeting everyday Canadians. Learn simple verification tricks, why your family needs an emergency security "code word," and how to navigate AI tools responsibly.

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