AI Disclosure & Voice Ethics
Dialo AI is built around one principle: every party on a call should know when an AI is on the other end of the line.
Our commitments
- Disclosure first. Every call placed through Dialo AI begins with a clear AI disclosure ("Hi, this is an AI assistant calling on behalf of…"). You cannot disable this.
- No voice cloning of real people without consent. Our voice catalog is limited to Cartesia-licensed voices. We do not allow uploads of recordings of real third parties for cloning.
- No undisclosed political or campaign calling. Dialo AI may not be used for AI-generated political robocalls in jurisdictions that prohibit them.
- No fraud or impersonation. Impersonating a specific human, government agency, or organization is prohibited and grounds for account termination.
- Recording requires consent. Where call recording is enabled, the AI explicitly asks the recipient for consent and abides by their answer.
Models we use
- • Speech synthesis: Cartesia (licensed voice catalog).
- • Conversation reasoning: OpenAI / Google models, configurable per script.
- • Post-call summaries: Google Gemini.
- • Telephony: Vapi (PSTN routing, on Business plan).
Reporting abuse
If you've received an abusive or non-consensual call from a Dialo AI agent, email abuse@dialo.ai with the date, time, and (if known) caller number. We investigate every report.