When callers mistake you for an AI: how do humans prove they're real?
comedygold24 · reddit · 2026-10-01
An office worker complains that callers often suspect he's an AI. Saying "I'm a real person" fails because that's exactly what an AI would say, and even answering test questions doesn't convince them. The post highlights how convincing voice AI has become — when conversation can no longer prove humanity, it may just be the world we live in now.
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