[FiniteIntegral]

I think you need to spend some more time testing this service if you are advertising this as a service that inherently interfaces with humans. I see that others in this thread like the applications for scambaiting, but I don't fully understand the use case you have here. If it's AI on both ends of the phone... whats the point of the call in the first place? It's not that hard to get a human on the other line who is able to help me far better than any robotic agent could.

If the agent has trouble solving "complex verification or (providing) documents" I doubt that a monthly fee for simple tasks doesn't sound like a viable and sustainable business model. It sounds like the anti-social bunch would like it but past that it's going to be hard drumming up a lot of support.

[virgil_disgr4ce]

> It's not that hard to get a human on the other line who is able to help me far better than any robotic agent could

Are we living in different universes?

[lazide]

My favorite is giant megacorps that literally make it impossible. One (recently) even told me, after wandering through the menu options, that they were going to text me a link to their app - and then hung up on me.

I already tried the app, their system was broken - that’s why I was trying to call and talk to a human!

Bonus - they didn’t text me either

[murukesh_s]

can think of all sort of use cases - imagine you integrating it with an automated agentic workflow - where at some websites you need to talk to a bot or real human to get the job done in realtime - because email takes a while and may not be available (for e.g. at a restaurant) - this service can do the job as instructed by the LLM and get back to you for status. For e.g. if you want to call 10 restaurants to find out if a seat for 20 is available - you can just instruct it via an agent or so..