Robocall blocking method and system

A computer-executed method comprising:

• picking up a call and greeting a caller of the call;
• waiting for a first response and then asking a first randomly selected question from a list of available questions;
• waiting for a second response and then asking a second randomly selected question from a list of available questions;
• determining based on at least the first response and/or second response whether the call is from a person or a robot caller;
• and
• asking a third question based on the determination.

A computer-readable medium having instructions stored thereon, wherein execution of the instructions causes a processor to:

• initiate a telephony or VOIP session with a caller telephony or VOIP device;
• generate a first audio output over the telephony or VOIP session associated with a first caller detector analysis;
• following the generating of the first audio output and in response to a first audio input being received, generate a first transcription or natural language processing data of the first audio input;
• determine via the first caller detector analysis whether the first audio input is an appropriate response for a first context evaluated by the first caller detector analysis;
• generate a second audio output over the telephony or VOIP session associated with a second caller detector analysis;
• following the generating of the second audio output and in response to a second audio input being received, generate a second transcription or natural language processing data of the first audio input;
• determine via the second caller detector analysis whether the second audio input is an appropriate response for a second context evaluated by the second caller detector analysis;
• determine a score for the telephony or VOIP device;
• and
• initiate a second telephony or VOIP session with a user's telephony or VOIP device based on the determination, or direct the telephony or VOIP session with the caller telephony or VOIP device to end a call or to a voicemail.