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What sets this apart from AI generated spam?

• andreaf1108 3y ago
  That’s a great question, but i think an even better one would be: how is AI appointment setting “spam” different to human appointment setting “spam”? The thing is that Sarah isn’t a mere outreach tool where you just keep spamming people with standardized messages until they either reply or block you… Sarah should be considered exactly like a human in the sense that it not only outreaches but actually converses. So to answer your question - it’s different from AI generated spam because it’s not spam. Unless you consider humans reaching out to you to promote a service “spam”.
  • nicbou 3y ago
    Reframing the question is not answering the question. Why isn't a computer tricking me into conversing with it spam?
    • andreaf1108 3y ago
      Well it is, because you can’t answer a question like that unless you define a framework for what we consider as spam in this circumstance. Otherwise I don’t really understand your question? How is it tricking you? You receive a message and then you are the one who decides whether to reply or not.
      • Handprint4469 3y ago
        > How is it tricking you? You receive a message and then you are the one who decides whether to reply or not. Does the message clarify that you're talking to an AI? If not, you're tricking the person into thinking they're talking to a human