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> Then, once the spammers have blacklisted the Daisy numbers, cycle those spam-free numbers to their customers and start a new batch of Daisy numbers. This is
by ronsor 2y ago
> Then, once the spammers have blacklisted the Daisy numbers, cycle those spam-free numbers to their customers and start a new batch of Daisy numbers.
This is actually genius. The spammers will have blacklisted all of their targets eventually.
- lhamil64 2y agoUntil they catch on and un-blacklist the numbers periodically.
- Szpadel 2y agowe all know the end game: ai scammer talking to ai granny
- flir 2y agoAs long as the scammer's paying to route the call, I'm ok with this. And the telcos' fitness function for their pool of robogrannies should be time-spent-on-call. Making it uneconomic is the way to kill it.
- dools 2y agoAI Guilfoyle and AI Dinesh
- etlabaume 2y agoHalf of the spam calls I get today are AI. And I get more or less one spam call a day.
- red-iron-pine 2y agodead internet theory, telco edition. presumably someone is still getting charged for calls and AI -- and therefore someone is making money -- in this situation though, non?
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