Last week I published a LinkedIn post which showed a GPT I created. The GPT receives requests to make phone calls and completes any task asked of it (e.g. call a restaurant and make a booking).

The process was pretty straightforward, using ChatGPT GPT capability, and providing it with access to a third party generative AI telephony tool, Bland.AI. By doing this, the GPT is able to take a request provided to it by a user “e.g. call restaurant <insert number> and make a booking for 8pm” and pass it to Bland.AI. You can see it in action in the LinkedIn post (I’d open up access but each call costs $$$).



Ok, the learnings…
- It’s amazing what can be done with no-code tools, the GPT pretty much coded itself with some plain English prompts from me.
- Speed to deploy is no longer a barrier, this demo took less than 10 minutes to build.
- Massive phishing issues are about to emerge, with an additional 5 minutes (of recording my voice) I was able to train Bland.AI to make phone calls in my voice.
- Generative AI can deliver real value today, it’s not something worth over strategising about, as Nike might say “Just do it!”

