28d • Staying Safe
The one habit that stops most AI scams
Scammers are now using AI to sound more real than ever. A voice on the phone that sounds like a grandchild. An email that looks exactly like your bank. It is unsettling, and it is worth taking seriously.
Here is the single habit that stops most of them: slow down, and check on a channel you already trust.
If you get an urgent call, text, or email asking for money or a code, do not act in the moment. Hang up. Then reach the person or the company back on a number you already have (not the one they just gave you). A real bank, and a real family member, will always be fine with you calling back to be sure.
Urgency is the scammer's favorite tool. Slowing down takes it away. We have a full Staying Safe section in the Classroom if you want the step-by-step.
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