Group 1 - The rise of AI applications has attracted attention, but it has also led to an increase in scams disguised as "AI teaching courses," posing a significant threat to public financial security [1] - A recent case in Shangri-La City involved a victim who was scammed out of 2,000 to 3,000 yuan after responding to advertisements for AI courses on platforms like Douyin and WeChat [1] - Investigations revealed that the scammer used a fake business license registered under someone else's identity, with over 4,000 similar fraudulent businesses identified in the area, growing at a rate of about 70 per day [1] Group 2 - The company advises the public to utilize legitimate free online AI courses and to verify the registration information of training institutions through the "National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System" to avoid scams [2] - Caution is urged against exaggerated marketing claims such as "quick high-paying jobs" or "zero-based monthly income over ten thousand," emphasizing that learning AI skills requires time and effort [2] - The company encourages individuals to intervene if they encounter scams related to "AI teaching courses," to preserve evidence, and to report to authorities promptly [3]