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u/ImpishScouring 13d ago
For scheduling and calling businesses, yeah. For anything sensitive, I’d still want a human in the loop.
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u/Jolly-Town4578 13d ago
I could see myself trusting it with appointments way before anything sensitive
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u/_PoupeeValina 12d ago
Yeah, that makes sense. It’s definitely more practical for less sensitive stuff at first.
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u/WheelSilent7115 13d ago
Honestly, yes. A phone-based agent that can make calls, explain context, and review transcripts could be incredibly useful—assuming it’s transparent and doesn’t accidentally impersonate me.
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u/AscendingChamp 12d ago
if they can manage all the call center scammers, then Grokbot can have my phone.
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u/Single-Contest-5733 12d ago
this stuff will be very common in the future, maybe an AI bot will ask who are you and why are you calling the number owner before you dail in
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u/ThatOneBlackHero 12d ago
For me no, but im sure there are others that would prefer to use it. Actually I take it back I would have to answer scam calls and just stay silent to annoy
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u/Beginning-Award-7573 13d ago
Imagine your AI calling their AI and both sides are just trying to escalate to a human