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I'm not sure they'd bother even if it becomes available. It doesn't appear that people have had any real difficulty pulling off scams where they pretend to be
by nitwit005 10y ago
I'm not sure they'd bother even if it becomes available.
It doesn't appear that people have had any real difficulty pulling off scams where they pretend to be the IRS, or Microsoft tech support, or some other entity to extract money. The AI would only eliminate their call center costs.
- daveguy 10y agoCall center and labor costs. Labor is a huge part of any endeavor. Of course this "AI to human speech interaction" tech would be good enough to pass two levels above a Turing test (fool a person into believing a program, using voice and with enough nuance to impersonate a specific person or tight range of verbal nuance -- grandmas with regional accents). If someone had this and they're using it for scams then they would quite possibly be the worst business mind to ever live.
- vinchuco 10y agohttps://www.quora.com/Is-there-a-text-that-covers-the-entire-English-phonetic-range https://www.quora.com/Is-there-a-text-that-covers-the-entire... It may not require much sampling to impersonate someone's voice based on these constructs.