About the Creator
Dr. Adil Abdel Rahman Ali Ismail
Veterinary Epidemiologist and AI Safety Researcher
I created AI Safety Guides™ because I could not find resources that explained AI risks to families in plain, honest language — without panic, without jargon, and without false urgency.
My background in epidemiology and systems thinking shapes how I analyse AI risk: the same frameworks we use to model disease transmission apply surprisingly well to how misinformation, synthetic media, and AI-enabled deception spread through families and communities.
These guides are the result of careful research, rigorous writing, and a commitment to giving parents real, usable knowledge. AI-assisted in development. Fully disclosed.
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Why This Exists
Parents shouldn't need a cybersecurity degree to protect their families from AI threats.
AI Safety Guides™ exists because the gap between emerging AI risks and family preparedness is real — and growing. We translate complex threats into clear, actionable knowledge that every parent can use.
- Families deserve clear, jargon-free information about AI threats
- Preparedness is calm — not panic-driven
- Children and teens face unique and underexplored risks
- Practical steps matter more than abstract warnings
Our Methodology
Careful by design
Every guide in the AI Safety Guides™ library is developed with a commitment to accuracy, clarity, and responsibility. We do not sensationalise threats. We do not make guarantees. We do not substitute for professional advice.
Note
These guides are educational resources only. They do not constitute legal, financial, cybersecurity, or law-enforcement advice.
Documented threat research
Each guide begins with research grounded in documented, publicly reported cases — not speculation.
Parent-perspective translation
Technical information is translated into plain language written for parents.
Practical companion design
Every guide includes a companion toolkit that turns knowledge into a hands-on family activity.
Careful language review
We do not overstate threats, manufacture urgency, or make promises. Every claim is measured.
AI transparency
AI tools were used in the development of these guides. We disclose this fully.
AI Transparency
We used AI to help create these guides. Here is what that means.
AI Safety Guides™ was developed with AI-assisted tools at various stages of the process — including research organisation, drafting, editing, and design. We believe it would be contradictory to publish guides about AI literacy without being transparent about our own use of AI.
Human judgement, editorial review, and responsible framing guided every content decision. AI did not determine what we said about threats, did not fabricate claims, and was not used to deceive.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who is behind AI Safety Guides™?
AI Safety Guides™ was created by Dr. Adil Abdel Rahman Ali Ismail, a Veterinary Epidemiologist and AI Safety Researcher. The guides were developed with a commitment to accuracy, transparency, and practical value for families.
Were these guides created using AI?
Yes — AI tools were used at various stages of development, including research organisation, drafting, and editing. We believe full transparency about this is essential. See our AI Transparency page for a complete disclosure.
What does 'educational resources only' mean?
These guides are designed to inform and prepare — not to provide legal, financial, or cybersecurity advice. The goal is to give families the knowledge to ask better questions and make more informed decisions.
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