I often have to repeat a bunch of simple information to people filling in forms, for example for insurance or medical contacts.
I want to be able to hit a button and have my phone listen and answer their useless questions to endlessly reconfirm my phone number, address, dob etc
It might give a visual display of what it's intending to answer and I have to confirm; it might mute the call and only wake up when it's been asked something it doesn't know. It might completely take over, or it might appear as a third person on the line and not reveal it's synthetic. Anything which can answer these intro questions for me would qualify.
It has to be on Android or the Google successor and has to be free.
Thinking about it I think we're really close to the "accept suggestion" model where the phone listens to and transcribes the question, then runs it through an LLM trained on your basic information like your phone number, address etc and generates potential responses as buttons on the screen. Then you could click the one that's best, or if you wait and it has high confidence it would just go ahead and vocalize that one. That way you could just let it ride and generally have things turn out okay, and be called if it gets stuck.
So while waiting on hold you wouldn't really need to pay much attention at all.
For more complex situations you could input your desires to the LLM upon engaging it and the product would just try its best. This is nearly doable today.