Jason Mohammad takes your calls on AI, caring for people with dementia, and Wales v North Macedonia.

People should not "blindly trust" everything AI tools tell them, the boss of Google's parent company Alphabet has told the BBC. In an exclusive interview, chief executive Sundar Pichai said that AI models are "prone to errors" and urged people to use them alongside other tools. One columnist from The Guardian even says that it’s creating a ‘knowledge collapse’… But, do you understand AI? What do you want to know about it? And if you do use it, what do you use it for?

Today we’re discussing the cost of caring for people with dementia, after a daughter from Anglesey says failings in the care system have left her father with £200,000 in outstanding care bills, after he was diagnosed with young on-set dementia. Jason will be speaking to her after 1 o’clock… But what are the lengths you’ve gone to, to care for someone you love?

Wales bring the group stage of their World Cup campaign to an end tonight. Craig Bellamy's side face North Macedonia in what is being touted as a key game in their quest to qualify for next year's tournament. It's one more chapter in the storied history of Welsh football. And one man who's followed it closely over the years is journalist Paul Abbandonato. He's released a new book, called "In the Dragons' Den", and he’ll be here to chat about it from 1:30pm.

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