AI voice clones
Nana, Is That You?
Nana gets a call from Gary in trouble, needing money right now, and it sounds exactly like him. It's EchoClam, Lurena's voice clone. Nana asks the family code word and calls back. Then a second call comes, and this time Gary really does need help, so the code word shows it's him.
Today's rule: Strange call? Ask the code word.
What kids learn
- AI can copy anyone's voice
- Pick a secret family code word
- Hang up and call back on the number you know
Quiz time
Play the gameCan you get them all?
Someone calls sounding exactly like your cousin, asking for money fast. What do you do?
Who should know your family code word?
📞 Who’s Really Calling?
Voices can be copied. Code words can’t. What would you do?
For parents & teachers
Talk about it together
- Explain that AI can copy a voice from a short recording, so a familiar voice isn't proof.
- Choose a family code word together, and don't share it online or out loud in public.
- Agree that if a call asks for money or urgency, you hang up and call back on the number you already have.
- Remind children that not every urgent call is a scam: the code word helps you tell the difference.
Read more
AI Voice Clones and the Family Code Word
Voice cloning tools can copy a person's voice from a few seconds of audio, and scammers use them to fake calls from family members in trouble.
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