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Teach the Machine

Anyone

You show it a couple of objects. It learns to tell them apart. This is genuinely how a lot of AI is trained — examples in, pattern out.

  1. Press Turn on camera and allow the camera when your browser asks.
  2. Type what you are about to show it over the dotted line, like "Red Mug."
  3. Hold that object up and press its Teach button 5 or 6 times, turning it a little each time.
  4. Do the same for a second object with a different name.
  5. Press Start Guessing, then hold either one up.
Pick objects with different colours. It learns colour and brightness, so two dark objects will confuse it. That is not a bug — it is the lesson. AI only knows what you showed it.

Sound Machine

Built for kids

Same idea, but with sound. Teach it a clap, a whistle and a shout, then it calls out which one you just made.

  1. Press Turn on the mic and allow the microphone.
  2. Make a sound and tap a pad at the same time. Do that 3 or 4 times per pad.
  3. Press Start Listening and make your sounds.
Make each sound really different. A clap and a knock sound alike to it. A clap, a whistle and a loud "HEY" work great.

Talk to a Voice AI

Teens and adults

This one is a real phone call, not a web page. You dial a number and talk to it.

  1. Open the Talk to a Voice AI page and tap the green number.
  2. Your phone will ask you to confirm the call — that is your phone protecting you, not the page. Tap to confirm.
  3. Say "demo" and answer what kind of business you are in.
Try interrupting it while it is talking. That is the moment most people stop thinking of it as a recording.

Put AI to work for you

Seniors

A page of ready-made questions you can copy and paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

  1. Open Put AI to work for you.
  2. Press the blue Copy this button under whichever one you need.
  3. Paste it into the AI, then add your own details underneath.
Never type in a Social Security number, bank details, or a password. It does not need them and it should never ask.

Scam Spotter

Most useful one to keep

Got a text or email that feels off? Paste it in. It highlights every warning sign and explains what each one means, so next time you spot it yourself.

  1. Copy the suspicious message.
  2. Paste it into the big box.
  3. Press Check this message.
This is a helper, not a guarantee. A message can still be a scam even if this finds nothing. The rule that never fails: nobody real asks to be paid in gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency. Not the IRS, not Medicare, not your bank, not the police.

If something is not working

It never asked for my camera or microphone
Look for a small camera or lock icon in the address bar at the top and click it, then choose Allow. Then reload the page.
I pressed Block by mistake
Click the lock icon in the address bar, set the camera or microphone back to Allow, and reload.
It says the camera is warming up
Wait one second and press the button again. It is refusing to learn from a blank picture, which is the right thing to do.
The guesses are wrong
Teach it more examples, and make sure your objects or sounds are clearly different from each other. More examples always helps.
On an iPhone or iPad
Use Safari or Chrome and tap the button yourself — these need a real tap to turn on the camera or mic.
Nothing you do here leaves your device. The camera picture, the sound, and anything you paste are all handled inside your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is recorded, there are no accounts, and nothing is saved. Close the tab and it is gone. Once the page has loaded it even keeps working with the internet turned off.