Stay Safe from AI Scams

Learn how to spot, check and respond to AI-enabled scams with our simple, practical guide.

Can You Spot an AI Scam?

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes part of everyday life, scammers are finding new ways to misuse it - from fake voices and deepfake videos to highly personalised phishing emails and convincing fake websites. These scams are harder to spot and often feel more real than ever before.

At the Artificial Intelligence Collaboration Centre (AICC), we believe AI should be a force for good, not fear. In support of BBC Scam Safe Week 2025, we’ve developed a simple, practical guide to help businesses and individuals across Northern Ireland stay scam safe and build confidence in an increasingly digital world.

Download our free guide to protect yourself from AI-enabled scams.

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What is the AICC's AI Scam Spotting Guide?

A simple, practical tool to help anyone recognise and respond to AI-enabled scams. It explains how AI can be misused, what common AI scams look like, and the steps you can take to stay safe.

Why use it?

What do you get?

Clear explanations of the most common AI-driven scams, practical examples of what they look like, and simple steps you can follow to stay safe. The guide also offers a quick STOP–CHECK–ACT method and TRUST framework you can use anytime something feels suspicious.

Download the free guide and share it with friends, family and colleagues to help build digital confidence across our communities.

AI scams are evolving, but with awareness, we can all stay safer online!

AI Scams: How to SPOT them and Stay SAFE - BBC

Building on the success of previous years, BBC Scam Safe Week returns in 2025. Launching on Saturday 22 November, the campaign brings together content across TV, radio, iPlayer, Sounds and online to help the public stay informed and stay safe.

As scammers become more sophisticated, the BBC is once again stepping up with a powerful public service initiative, dedicating a full week of special programming to show audiences how to protect themselves and the people they care about.

The BBC has also created an excellent video on how to spot AI scams and stay safe, take a look.

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