Possibly a scammer

Caller: "access 180"

I was awoken by this call so I didn't immediately recognise it as spam or robocall but I think it is. He asked if I had health insurance. I said yes. Then he asked if I used it regularly. I said not often enough for the cost. He said "thanks, have a great day" and immediately hung up. Very odd! I'd suspect they were trying to steal my voice ID but they asked me so few things. I was researching swapping insurance companies yesterday. But his voice was odd.

Caller: Access 180

A lady named Grace called me saying she had questions about private health insurance and how the prices are about to sky rocket. Had a very odd way of speaking so I'm assuming it's an AI voice generated. DO NOT SAY YES TO ANYTHING! Just say no and they'll end the call

Missed call on a Friday lunchtime. No message left. No follow up. Callers Location appears to be in "Australia".

Phoned at evening meal time & I was slow to answer. Nothing left on voice mail soI suspect the caller was a robo call , spam etc. We are in election mode in SA so can expect a rash of nuisance calls.

The thing is, I discovered that the dangers of Ai through Ai security training include: If the caller asks you questions that you answer and they get a voice print.
Now days they can use that voice print to hack your bank for example and pretty much everything else you are trying to protect.
Especially if they already have access to other data about you, that has been leaked online so beware of engaging with these callers at all.

Caller: Access One80

AI caller saying they are wanting to talk about high private heath insurance - when you say no they hang up