AI-driven "Daisy" Scam Answering Service

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Meet 'Daisy' an AI bot that wastes phone scammers' time

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" Daisy " is an AI-fuelled call answering service that aims to keep scam callers on the line as long as possible.

It's the same idea we've seen in a fair few time-wasting bots in the past — and it's the signature strategy adopted by scam fighter Scamalot aka James Veitch .

O2 worked on the AI with YouTuber Jim Browning , whose scambusting work has seen him track and expose fraudulent schemes.

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