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Re:FCC Chairman Proposes Robocall Blocking by Default by gaius_baltar on Wednesday May 15, 2019 @02:28PM (#19922294)
It can be done by asking some obvious question for humans:

"This is a anti-robocall system, please answer the question to complete the call. A mother cat and her three kittens are sleeping in a box. Dial the number of animals in that box."

The number of kittens change randomly and maybe the system can put some pillows, blankets and other non-animals in the box too, making automated processing harder. AI will get there, sure, but this will make things expensive for the attackers.

Re:FCC Chairman Proposes Robocall Blocking by Default by bluGill on Wednesday May 15, 2019 @03:44PM (#19923007)
Your example is a trick question that will catch some real humans.
Re:FCC Chairman Proposes Robocall Blocking by Default by darkpuma on Wednesday May 15, 2019 @04:23PM (#19923356)
Some might consider that a feature.