AI-powered scams
SharkBot Gets an Upgrade
As seen on Trench TV! Sharkley unboxes SharkBot 9000 version 2, which writes a thousand personal, perfectly spelled messages a minute. Zola keeps interrupting with fact checks, and Octavia shows Bubbles the secret: the message got smarter, but the trick didn't change.
Today's rule: Smart scam, same tricks.
What kids learn
- AI can make scam messages perfect and personal
- Check what it asks for: codes, passwords, money, hurry
- Not sure? Ask a grown-up
Quiz time
Play the gameCan you get them all?
What is AI?
A perfect, friendly message asks for your login code. What do you think?
🎥 Real or Fake?
AI can make fake videos, pictures and perfect messages. Believe it, or check it?
For parents & teachers
Talk about it together
- Explain AI as a computer program that can write and chat; helpful as a tool, but scammers use it too.
- Scam messages may now be perfectly written and even mention things your child has posted.
- Teach children to check what a message asks for: codes, passwords, money, hurry or secrecy.
- Encourage asking a grown-up whenever they're unsure.
Read more
How Scammers Use AI, and Why the Old Tricks Still Give Them Away
AI tools let scammers write convincing messages quickly, in perfect language, and personalised using public posts.
Read the full guide →
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