Residents across Arkansas are expressing heightened concern over the surge of AI‑driven scams. Officials are responding with proactive outreach to help the public stay safe.
The City of Little Rock’s Office of Engagement & Opportunity and AARP Arkansas are co‑hosting a public workshop to teach residents how to identify and avoid AI‑related fraud, with registration available by phone or online.
AI Fraud Awareness Workshop Announced
The Office of Engagement & Opportunity, in partnership with AARP Arkansas, will hold a workshop aimed at educating residents about AI fraud. The session will focus on AI tools and how to spot warning signs of AI‑related scams. The event is open to the public.
Interested participants can register by calling 877-926-8300. Alternatively, registration is available online at event.aarp.org/AIfraud. No cost is mentioned in the announcement.
The exact venue and time have not yet been disclosed. The city of Little Rock’s official channels posted the invitation. Further information may be provided closer to the date.
The workshop aims to reduce the risk of AI‑driven scams among seniors and the broader community. By increasing awareness, officials hope to empower individuals to protect personal data. The collaboration underscores a growing focus on digital safety in Arkansas.
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