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> The robot does this by cleverly exploiting a flaw in the telemarketer playbook: staying on the line if the person is agreeable. So the system leans on “yeah,”
by leni536 11y ago
> The robot does this by cleverly exploiting a flaw in the telemarketer playbook: staying on the line if the person is agreeable. So the system leans on “yeah,” “sure,” “okay” and “yes.”
While this might be a clever single experiment, this is a really bad idea to run a bot like this running on your phone line. Oral contracts over the phone exist so you should avoid any kind of agreement when a telemarketer calls you. (IANAL, I'm not a lawyer, etc...)
- drostie 11y agoNeeds more "I'm interested -- could you tell me more?" type things.
- Chris2048 11y agoAn oral contract with who though? Does the phone-owner have a responsibility for any contract made over that phone?...
- leni536 11y agoWell, supposedly don't. But I doubt anybody would want it to bring it to court though.