AI Safety Prototype
Scam Shield
A real-time voice deepfake detection progressive web app, included as evidence of practical AI safety product delivery rather than a healthcare deployment.
- Problem
- People need a usable signal when a live voice interaction may be synthetic or manipulated.
- Users
- People evaluating suspicious voice interactions.
- Context
- An AI safety prototype. It is not presented as a healthcare product or a perfect fraud-detection system.
- Role
- Designed and built the real-time voice deepfake detection PWA.
- Requirements
- Analyse voice signals in real time
- Present the experience as an installable progressive web app
- Approach
- Packaged a real-time detection workflow into a focused web experience designed to surface a useful signal during a voice interaction.
- Workflow
- Voice input is analysed by the detection workflow and a result is presented to the user in the PWA.
- Technology
- Progressive web app, Real-time voice deepfake detection
- Safety and risk considerations
- Detection results should support human judgement, not be treated as certainty. The case study makes no accuracy or production-readiness claim.
- Outcome
- Produced a working PWA prototype for real-time voice deepfake detection.
- Metrics
- Not measured
- Lessons
- Safety-focused AI products need clear boundaries and a user experience that communicates uncertainty instead of hiding it.
- Next steps
- Define the intended operating conditions and evaluate detection quality against a representative test set.