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 ...

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 ...

AI-generated granny-bot Daisy's purpose is to trick phone scammers into believing they are speaking to a real person, wasting their time and keeping them away from actual victims. O2/YouTube ...

Telephone scams are nothing new, but with the advent of AI, it has become harder than ever for people to know whether the person they’re speaking to is in fact who they say they are. But U.K. mobile ...

This 'AI Granny' Bores Scammers to Tears After a survey found that 71% of Brits want revenge on scammers, mobile operator O2 deploys Daisy, an AI tool that keeps fraudsters on the line to waste 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 ...

Sophia Feona Cantiller, a cum laude graduate in Computer Science from the University of the Philippines, swapped coding bugs for content buzz. Her true love? Writing stories. Virgin Media O2 has found ...

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 ...

Screenshot captured by NPR British mobile phone company O2 has unveiled a new creation, Daisy, a chit-chat and kitty-cat loving artificial intelligence “granny” who talks to scammers to keep them away ...

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Telephone scams are nothing new, but with the advent of AI, it has become harder than ever for people to know whether the person they're speaking to is in fact who they say they are. But U.K. mobile ...