AI Safety Analysis &
Community Insight Lab
Community Insight Lab
AI Safety Intelligence for Communities.
Real-time insight into how AI-driven risks are emerging in everyday life — scams, deepfakes, impersonation, and more.
Primary CTA:
View Current Threat Landscape →
Secondary CTAs:
Download Latest Briefing →
Submit a Community Signal →
Three columns:
Monitor – Track AI-driven scams, deepfakes, misinformation.
Analyze – Turn raw incidents into trendlines and risk categories.
Inform – Publish concise briefings and signals that ARI, CAST, and partners can act on.
CTA: Learn How ASAC Works → (links to “About ASAC”)
A short, timely block:
Title: This Month’s AI Risk Snapshot
3–5 bullet highlights (e.g., “Rise in voice-clone scams targeting grandparents,” “New deepfake trend in local politics”).
CTA button: Explore Threat Landscape →
(The details and visuals live on the “Threat Landscape” page.)
Small cards linking to dashboard views:
Scams & Fraud Dashboard →
Deepfake Incident Tracker →
Misinformation & Manipulation Map →
Each card: 1–2 sentence description + “Updated weekly/monthly” flag.
Showcase 3 recent items:
Quarterly AI Safety Briefing
Special Report: [Topic]
Annual “State of AI Safety in America”
Each with:
Title
Short abstract
“Read Executive Summary →”
Explain that ASAC aggregates non-sensitive, anonymized reports from:
CAST chapters
Institutions
Community partners
Show:
A few anonymized examples (“We’ve seen…”)
Button: Submit a Signal → (to a structured form)
Short audience-focused grid:
ARI & CAST (internal decision-making)
Schools & libraries (planning & risk awareness)
Journalists (story sourcing & verification)
Researchers (trend data)
Funders (understanding the problem space)
CTA: Partner With ASAC →
Standard:
ARI linkage
Contact
Press
Legal / ethics note
“ASAC is a program of the AI Readiness Institute (ARI).”