Top Resources to Educate the Community on AI Safety & Threat Prevention
1. U.S. Government & Public-Sector Resources
CISA – “AI Security & Risk Management”
Guidance on AI risks, cybersecurity threats, mitigation strategies
Good for businesses, schools, and general public awareness
FTC – “AI Press Releases”
FBI Public Safety Alerts – Deepfakes & AI-enabled fraud
Case studies + reporting mechanisms
Useful for public awareness sessions
NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF)
High-level but useful to educate businesses/community leaders
2. General Public Guides on Staying Safe from AI Scams
Microsoft – “Protect Yourself from AI Deepfake Scams”
Explains scam types + how to recognize manipulated media.
Norton / McAfee – AI Threat Awareness
Non-technical guides on AI-powered phishing, fake voices, romance scams
Wired Magazine – AI Safety Explained Simply
3. Fact-Checking & Deepfake Detection Tools (Share with Community)
Deepfake Detector – Reality Defender
Useful for checking suspicious audio/video clips.
“Is this a deepfake?” Resources
4. Nonprofit & Safety-Focused Organizations
Center for Humane Technology – AI & Social Harm
Creators of “The Social Dilemma.”
Partnership on AI – Deepfake Preparedness
Research + public guides on AI manipulation and misinformation.
All Tech Is Human
Educational resources for community awareness around AI ethics & harms.
5. Printable / Shareable Awareness Materials
CISA AI Safety Infographics (PDFs)
“AI & Crime” Public Report (PDF)
Easy-to-understand examples of AI-enabled criminal activity
UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) AI Safety Guides
Short, simple, practical tips
6. Free Online Courses
“AI For Everyone” (Andrew Ng)
Includes chapters on risks, ethics & safe usage.
Google Safety Center – AI & Online Safety
Great for parents, schools, small businesses.
MIT AI Literacy Resources
