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Connor MacIvor

20 years LAPD. Realtor since 1998. AI architect since 2020.

Connor brings those experiences into a plain-English conversation about the tools people use and the scams they need to recognize.

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Connor MacIvor talking to the camera in his studio
Santa Clarita Valley

Why this talk

Make the next move easier to see.

Scams put people under pressure. A familiar voice asks for help. A message threatens to close an account. A video looks convincing.

Connor’s approach starts with a response people can remember: hang up and call back on a number they already know. Then build practical habits around phones, email, home Wi-Fi, and the people they care about.

In 2020 I started reading Stanford's most-read AI stories, and I never stopped.

The community talks are free. They are education, with time for questions.

About the nickname

“Ask the Scam Cop”

It is a nickname for Connor’s scam-safety teaching. 20 years LAPD. Connor is not a current police officer.

This is an independent community talk, not an official police program or an emergency reporting service.

The habit to take home

Hang up. Call back. Verify.

Use a number you already know. Give yourself time to check.

Stronger together. No one left behind.