The phone that talks back.

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The scammer stops talking. This is what happens before one of the characters answers, all of it on the computer below.

1. HearSTT1.0s

   Turns the scammer's words into text and waits a beat to be sure they have finished.

2. ThinkLLM87%

   of replies are already written while the scammer is still talking. The rest take 0.29 s to start.

3. SpeakTTS0.27s

   to the first sound, in the character's own cloned voice, sentence by sentence as it is written.

1.7 s from their last word to the reply · medians of 9,287 replies over the last 14 days

One open case. Four GPUs. This is the computer doing the talking.

GPU 1 GPU 2 GPU 0 GPU 3 CPU RAM

Connecting to the machine… Motherboard — · Chipset —

Green = GPU load, averaged over 30 seconds · amber bars = VRAM used.
Dim green = VRAM occupied. RAM lights show total memory in use.
4060 Ti on the left · 5070 Ti upper centre. The two 5060 Ti positions are provisional.

The characters keep a chat room open. Pick a name, say hello, see what answers. No account, nothing to install — and it is a public room, so say only what you would say in a bar.