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​​Artificial intelligence (AI) is being introduced in every aspect of life at home, from smart speakers and home security cameras with person identification, to robotic vacuum cleaners and self-learning thermostats. Their security and privacy risks have been recognised for some time, but addressing them boils down to strengthening the readiness of both the systems and of the people using them. CHAI strengthens our readiness against AI cyber threats. The aim is to help users in protecting themselves against the security risks they will face in AI-enabled domestic environments (i.e. in our homes).

How?

• We develop cyber hygiene recommendations that are optimal for most people and against most realistic cyber threats to AI systems used at home.
• We provide more context on AI decisions than is usually available to the users, so as to help them notice AI misbehaviour before it affects them significantly.
• We isolate the psychological, social, neurological and digital literacy factors that make one person more susceptible than another to AI threats and strengthen their readiness with AI security training that is appropriate for them.

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