UK mobile carrier O2 has created Daisy, an AI grandmother designed to waste the time of phone scammers by keeping them on the line as long as possible. Anyone can report a scam call or message by ...

Watch out, scammers! O2 has created a new weapon in the fight against fraud: an AI granny. Called Daisy, this state-of-the-art AI Granny’s mission is to talk with fraudsters and waste as much of their ...

Of all the AI chatbot ideas we have seen since ChatGPT went viral nearly two years ago, O2's Daisy (stylized as "dAIsy") is easily among the best. It's an incredibly brilliant idea from a British ...

Telecommunications firm O2 has created a “human-like AI granny” to answer scam calls with the aim of keeping fraudsters on the phone and away from O2 customers. The new member of the O2 fraud ...

SO FOLKS, THIS IS SOMETHING I JUST HAD TO SHARE WITH YOU. A BRITISH PHONE COMPANY HAS COME UP WITH AN AI GENERATED GRANNY TO WASTE SCAMMERS TIME KEEPING THEM ON THE PHONE SO THEY CAN’T GO AND TARGET ...

Scambaiting is when the target of a phone or online scam knowingly tries to waste a scammer's time. Scambaiting can frustrate scammers and prevent them from targeting others. A UK company has now ...

O2 now wants to remedy this with an artificial intelligence called Daisy. As the “head of fraud prevention”, it’s the job of this state-of-the-art AI granny to keep scammers away from real people for ...

Daisy may sound like a nice elderly lady, but she's actually an AI generated answering machine that turns the annoyance of robocalls back onto the caller. Daisy is employed by the fraud department at ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 'AI granny' Daisy is the latest weapon in the fight against phone scammers. Developed by British telecom company Virgin Media O2, ...

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In brief: Human-like AIs have brought plenty of justifiable concerns about their ability to replace human workers, but a company is turning the tech against one of humanity's biggest scourges: phone ...