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What AI can do today
Generated texts, voices, photos and video. We'll show examples of what can be made in minutes and why it changes work with confidence.
Course · Artificial Intelligence
Safe with artificial intelligence
AI can write, speak and call with your director's voice. We'll teach your team what to trust, what not to put in AI tools, and how to set rules that people will follow.
For whom Management, authorities, companies Format Practical course Topics Deepfake, data leak, rules
Voice and video
a deepfake is created by an attacker in minutes
Data leak
what the team puts into the chatbots
Rules
short and sustainable
Verification
second channel instead of intuition
Rules for AI must be short and sustainable
Practical impact
When voice and image can lie, a proven procedure must decide.
Artificial intelligence it changes what we can believe. From the risks deepfake, data leakage and generated content, we will make rules in the course that the team can use every day.
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What doesn't belong in AI
We will set clear rules for personal data, contracts, internal documents and school data.
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What not to believe automatically
Voice, video or urgent email is not enough. The team learns to authenticate with a second channel and stop the fake authority.
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How to put the rules into practice
Short procedure for management, teachers, office or company: allowed tools, prohibited inputs and output control.
What you will learn
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Data leakage via AI tools
What employees put into chatbots and translators: personal data, contracts, internal documents. How to determine what doesn't belong in AI.
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Deepfakes and fraudulent scenarios
Fake director's voice, fake video conference, urgent payment. What these attacks look like and how to stop them is a process, not an intuition.
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Rules for AI in the institution
Short internal rules for people to follow: tools allowed, inputs forbidden, output validation.
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AI and pupils
Generated content as a tool for cyberbullying and fraud in the school environment. What the school should be able to recognize and how to react.
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Practical verification
Simple procedures to verify what you see and hear: back contact, second channel, follow-up questions.
Who is the course intended for?
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School management and teachers
Generated content and fake accounts also target schools. We will teach the choir what not to believe and how to respond.
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Authorities and public institutions
The official is the target of fraudulent calls and deepfake calls. We give it a simple validation rule.
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Management and management assistants
The fake instruction "from the director" is aimed right here. We rehearse the reverse verification before the payment goes out.
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Financial and accounting roles
Urgent payment based on voice or video? We'll show you how to spot a scam and when to stop a transfer.
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HR and internal communication
HR professionals work with sensitive data that must not end up in AI tools or with attackers. We set what is never put out.
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Social services and healthcare
Attackers target client and patient data. We will teach the team to protect them even under pressure.
The CEO's fake voice has already cost the company millions
These cases actually happened. The attackers cloned the voice and image of management and forced employees to send money. In the course, we practice just this type of fraud: how deepfake recognize and stop it with an authentication procedure. We do not guarantee that no one will try to scam you. But we will teach the team to verify before it clicks.
February 2024 · deepfake on video call
Arup: $25.6 million
An employee of the Hong Kong branch of engineering firm Arup joined a video call where the "CFO" and colleagues looked and spoke like real people. It was a deepfake. Believing he was following management's direction, he sent $25.6 million (HK$200 million) in 15 payments.
What we do with it: We teach the team not to rely on image or voice and to verify every request with a second channel and a call back.
Source: Fortune/CNN (2024)
March 2019 · cloned voice of the director
British energy firm: €220,000
The director of the British branch received a phone call from the "boss" of the German parent company. The voice had the same accent and melody. The attackers made it using AI. Under the pressure of an urgent instruction, he sent 220,000 euros (approx. 243,000 USD) to an account in Hungary. The case was reported by The Wall Street Journal according to insurance company Euler Hermes.
What we do with it: Voice alone is not evidence. In the course, we practice verification using a known number and a control question.
Source: The Wall Street Journal / Euler Hermes (2019)
Early 2020 · cloned voice + fake emails
Bank transfer in Hong Kong: USD 35 million
A bank manager in Hong Kong received a call from a firm "director" whose voice he recognized, complete with emails from a supposed lawyer. He approved transfers worth $35 million for an acquisition that did not exist. According to court documents, the investigation in the UAE was described by Forbes.
What we do with it: A combination of voice and email bypasses intuition. That's why we set up a verification process instead of trusting a single channel.
Source: Forbes (2021)up to USD 25.6 million
pulled off a single deepfake scam on a video call at Arup (2024). Both the voice and image of leadership were false.
Source: Fortune/CNN (2024)Artificial intelligence up close
Deepfakes, supervision and training team.
What next
We will prepare AI rules and a course for your team
In the request, state who you want to train, in which field you work and the date. We will send a program proposal and calculation.
Safe with artificial intelligence in your institution
Send us a brief inquiry. We will adjust the program depending on whether it is a school, office or company.
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