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AI AWARENESS & FRAUD PROTECTION COURSE
“In the age of AI, seeing is no longer believing—and neither is hearing.”
Protect Yourself, Your Family, and Your Finances in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Artificial intelligence is changing how we communicate, shop, bank, search for information, and make everyday decisions. Unfortunately, scammers are using the same technology to create convincing emails, text messages, phone calls, fake websites, and deepfake videos that are becoming increasingly difficult to recognize.
This hands-on course teaches adults and seniors how to confidently navigate today's digital world while reducing their risk of scams, identity theft, and misinformation. Participants will learn practical strategies for recognizing AI-generated fraud, securing their devices and accounts, protecting their personal information, and using AI tools safely and responsibly. No technical experience is required.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course participants will be able to:
✔ Understand how AI is changing everyday life
✔ Recognize common AI-powered scams
✔ Identify warning signs in emails, texts, phone calls, and websites
✔ Secure email accounts and mobile devices
✔ Use password managers and multi-factor authentication
✔ Protect financial and personal information
✔ Verify online information before acting
✔ Develop a personal Digital Safety Plan
✔ Know what to do if they suspect fraud
WHY THIS COURSE MATTERS NOW
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Artificial intelligence can help criminals create realistic emails, cloned voices, convincing photographs, fake video calls, and highly personalized stories. A message may appear to come from your bank. A caller may sound like your grandchild. A new online friend may seem completely genuine.
Our course replaces fear with a clear, repeatable plan. Participants learn how to pause, verify, protect their accounts, recognize manipulation, and respond when something goes wrong.
VOICE CLONING
A short online recording can be used to imitate the voice of a loved one and manufacture an emergency.
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IMPOSTER SCAMS
A familiar name, official logo, believable email address, or recognizable voice is no longer proof that a message is real.
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INVESTMENT FRAUD
AI-generated profiles, testimonials, websites, and messages can make fraudulent opportunities appear legitimate.
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ROMANCE & CONFIDENCE SCAMS
Scammers can use AI to create photographs, conversations, and personal stories that build trust over time.
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TECH-SUPPORT SCAMS
Pop-ups, phone calls, and fake security alerts may pressure victims to provide access, passwords, or payments.
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GOVERNMENT & BANK IMPERSONATION
Criminals may create urgency by claiming you owe money, your identity is at risk, or there is a problem with your account.
The New Face of Fraud
​The most damaging scams do not always look suspicious. They may appear to be an investment opportunity, a bank security alert, technical support, a government official—or even a new relationship.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN
✓ How AI is being used to create convincing voices, photographs, videos, emails, and text messages.
✓ The warning signs of family-emergency, romance, investment, technical-support, bank, and government-imposter scams.
✓ A simple Pause–Verify–Protect process to use before sending money or sharing information.
✓ How to independently contact a person, bank, company, or agency using a trusted number—not the number in the message.
✓ How to create a family verification word and emergency communication plan.
✓ What to do immediately after clicking a suspicious link, sharing information, or sending money.
✓ Where and how to report fraud to financial institutions, the FTC, the FBI, and local authorities.
Supporting Statistics and Resource Links
RESOURCE
FBI: Elder Fraud in 2025
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FBI Internet Crime Report 2025
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FTC Consumer Sentinel Network Data Book 2024
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FTC: Scammers Use AI to Enhance Family-Emergency Schemes
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FTC: False Alarm, Real ScamFBI: Criminals Using Artificial Intelligence
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AARP: Detecting AI-Powered Fraud
HOW TO USE IT
Current statistics on reported losses affecting adults age 60 and older.
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National complaint, loss, payment-method, and fraud-category information.National fraud, identity-theft, imposter-scam, age, and state statistics.
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Consumer guidance on voice cloning and family-emergency verification.
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Information about catastrophic losses among older adults targeted by impersonators.
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Warnings about AI-generated voice, video, messages, and profiles used in fraud.
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Consumer-oriented information on deepfakes and AI-assisted scams.