I’ve been receiving AI-generated spam voicemails for months. Like this one:

“Hello, this is Sofia Lopez with the lending qualifications regarding your loan request...”

They’ve offered me anywhere from $10,000 to $90,000.

So one day I got frustrated, and I actually tried to talk to one. And the funny thing was — they had no idea how to respond.

Think about it. It can leave a message, but it can’t take a meeting. It’s like someone gave a man a million voices and a mouth, but no ears.

What do you think? Are you receiving these kinds of spam calls?

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