QUESTIONS
Can you really get paid for a memory?
Here's what Recall is building, what you can do today, and how future paid stories are intended to work.
What is Recall?
Recall is building a way for people to share structured accounts of real-life experiences — their situations, emotions, decisions and reactions — for permitted AI research and development.
Can I record or earn today?
Not yet. The contributor waitlist is open, but there are no paid requests or recording submissions available.
How will payment work?
Future funded requests will show eligibility, the fixed reward and acceptance rules before you contribute. Only accepted eligible submissions to funded requests can earn.
Is Recall only about voice?
No. The main focus is what people remember experiencing, feeling, choosing and doing. Some future projects may also collect original voice recordings with separate permission.
Is Recall just for voice cloning?
No. The proposed purpose is research and AI-development data about reported human experience and reaction. Ordinary story licenses will exclude voice cloning, impersonation, biometric identification and voice-replica training.
Can AI really tell what I felt?
No system can reliably know someone's inner experience from a story or voice alone. Recall distinguishes what you say you felt from how others or software might interpret your expression.
Must I discuss something painful?
No. You can skip any optional prompt. You should avoid sharing others' private information, and no one needs to reveal trauma to take part.
Who buys the data?
AI and research teams may request collections for disclosed purposes. No buyer or contract is being claimed on this site before one exists.
Are memories factual evidence?
They are firsthand recollections, not independently established facts or direct measurements of human behavior.
Can I remain pseudonymous?
A product can use a display name. Pseudonymity does not make a voice anonymous; a voice can still identify someone.
Can I withdraw later?
Any future contribution will explain pre- and post-licensing deletion limits before consent. Training done by a recipient may not be reversible.
How do you spot AI voices?
Detection tools can be wrong and cannot certify a recording. No detector is configured; uncertain cases must be reviewed by a person.
What if I am rejected? Can I appeal?
A future funded study should disclose its review and appeal process before you contribute. No submission or appeal workflow is open today.
Can I upload someone else’s voice?
No. Contributions must be your own original voice, without another person’s voice or identifying third-party details.
Do I need to share traumatic experiences?
No. Prompts are optional. You can skip them or tell something else.
What happens if no paid campaigns exist?
Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when new funded collections open. You choose whether any opportunity is right for you.
Can AI training always be reversed?
No. Removing a licensed file cannot guarantee removal from a model already trained with it. The actual use and limits must be disclosed before consent.