AI based scam caller goes bananas.

[MT]

[wilfred]

I wouldn't want to watch a video like this even if it was the YT algorithm suggesting it. And I watch a lotta crap on YT that the algorithm suggests. I went through a brief (thankfully) phase where I liked to string along those scam calls offering to remove a detected virus on my machine. It was quite a challenge to not reveal I was using Linux for as long as possible. But doing the same with AI doesn't seem nearly as much fun.

But who wants to waste time talking to AI bots?  It is a modern day equivalent to holding back the tide or shouting at clouds.

[MT]

I thank you taking time for the lengthy review of a video you didnt watch but in the past used to. Kitboga , a well known money scam caller debunker in this video takes on the latest among AI derangments
and show how engineers, like your self, can avoid to get tricked, Linux user or not , at the same time have some entertainment while screwing up the AI. Watching is ofcourse entierly based on free will
,thank good, but those who want know the latest attempts with AI driven Nigeria letters type of scam can, which is sorta neat....   

[Simmed]

haha
i think
all you need to do is ask it ot calculate something requiring deep thinking

eg :
Let f(n) be the number of ways to write n as a sum of distinct odd primes such that the largest prime used is not more than twice the smallest. Determine f(100).
and say you want short answers only

[Messtechniker]

I do something similar and more simple.
Give me Pi with 12 digits within one second.
99.99x % of all humans cannot do this.