
Calling Clones
Talk to the person you want to become.
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Talk to the person you want to become.
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Voice AI experiments exploring identity, behaviour and perception of time.
Calling Clones will let you talk to your Future self on the phone.
The first experiment will let people interrupt their impulses by talking to a future version of themselves.
This is the 2nd launch from Calling Clones. View more
Calling Clones
Launching today
Voice experiments about human behaviour.
First experiement will be focus on Smoking.
Using phone calls to interrupt impulses.






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Calling Clones
Hi everyone,
I’m running a series of Voice AI Experiments about human behaviour and identity.
The first Calling Clones experiment focuses on Smoking.
Participants will receive a phone number that lets them talk to a future version of themselves, a version that already quit smoking.
10 people. 1 month.
Although AI is used throughout the experiment, the process is intentionally human and not fully automated.
Participation is really limited due to the level of observation and human involvement required.
We need to understand how this works before making it available for everyone.
The idea is simple:
Instead of fighting cravings alone, you interrupt the impulse with a voice conversation with yourself.
Our brains treat our own voice differently from any other source of information.
There is some science behind this. It's about making the future feel emotionally real.
It's the Future Self Continuity.
Last June, Calling Clones was only a waitlist and an idea.
Now the first experiment is finally live.
I honestly don’t know where this goes yet.
It has so many applications on real life but we need to find out how to trigger it first .
I believe there are completely new forms of human-AI interaction where AI is not the product or the tool.
In Calling Clones, AI just creates the environment for the experience, but it's our human brain that does the whole work.
If you smoke and want to try this experiment, I’d love to hear from you.