Get Even with Cold Callers – Try Out the ChatGPT-4 Powered App!

Are you familiar with the frustration of receiving persistent calls from telemarketers attempting to sell unwanted products? If so, you are not alone. However, it is not solely telemarketers causing this annoyance. The prevalence of scammers and call centers posing as reputable company representatives has dramatically increased, targeting unsuspecting customers in an attempt to fraudulently obtain their money. This disturbance can be incredibly distressing. Although blocking certain numbers may provide temporary relief, there is no guarantee that the next call will originate from the same number. Therefore, it is essential to explore alternative methods to evade such calls.

Tired of such problems, the Californian decided to take revenge on these callers and did it in a hilarious way. He has developed an application powered by artificial intelligence that deals with scammers and telemarketers. An AI-powered tool will talk to these callers and keep them engaged for long periods of fruitless practice! He has even given these AI tools names.

54-year-old Californian Roger Anderson took it upon himself to address the growing problem of scams and telemarketing, according to a Wall Street Journal report. With ChatGPT-4, Anderson has introduced an AI app called Jolly Roger and more that talks in circles to annoy scammers and cold callers.

How does it work?

For an annual fee of $24.99, users can choose from five different fictional personas and allow the AI-powered app to speak to callers for them. Personality options include Salty Sally, Overworked Mother, Whiskey Jack and “Whitey” Whitebeard. It has a cloud-based phone system that users can access, along with accompanying apps that allow you to listen to and share call recordings. This AI-powered system has since become popular, with thousands of sign-ups.

For example, when the “Whitey” Whitebeard chatbot dealt with a cold caller pretending to be a Bank of America representative, the AI tool annoyed the caller by starting a nonsensical and off-topic conversation. Instead of talking about bank-related queries, the AI app asked the caller how to change the TV channel to watch their favorite show and carried on a nonsensical conversation for long periods of time. When the caller asked if they had any credit cards, Whitebeard replied, “One has a picture of a kitten on it and the other has a beautiful beach view. Do you like kittens or beaches?” According to a WSJ report, the call lasted up to 6 minutes!

Jolly Roger represents the great potential of AI’s power to deal with annoying cold callers and scammers, and is proof that instead of trying to bring about the extinction of humanity, AI can actually have a positive impact and help us in our lives. .