robocall

A prerecorded call that is sent to hundreds or thousands of telephone numbers. An automatic dialing computer goes through a targeted list of phone numbers.

Or: an individual call received.

political consultant says... We need to record a celebrity robocall, provision it, and hit our base at least ten weeks before early voting.

voter says... Damn, I came home to seven robocalls on my answering machine. And nothing from Match.com.

by vanilla g-lotto December 19, 2004

robocracy

Government run by robots. They will be able to lie and have scandals more efficiently than humans.

Vote Candidatebot 4000 in 2008 or be processed for organs.

by matt dold November 24, 2004

Constitutional Robocracy

A form of a consitutional democracy that grants full citizenship and sufferage to humanoid artificial intelligence.

"Well...if you're not in support of the idea for a Constitutional Robocracy then we'll see how much mercy you get during the great machine wars!"

by Jeff M. December 21, 2004

robocall

A form of cluetrain-ignorant marketing in which an organization, often a political campaign, uses a machine to dial your phone number and leave a pre-recorded message, deliberately wasting your time and subjecting you to a dehumanizing experience in order to save the organization time and money.

"My representative doesn't let people send her personal emails without going through her website, but she loves to bombard the district with robocalls."

by starchild February 24, 2009

Robocall

A prerecorded phone message sent to many unhappy phone owners to try and get people to buy some lame junk.

Common offenders of making a robocall are insurance companies and presidential candidates trying to get you to vote for them.

by helle September 8, 2012

Robcarlo

sexy black and salvadoran man

Hey Robcarlo, I heard you like One Piece.

by afternuun November 9, 2021

robocracy

A form of worldwide government run by a complex of A.I. units that will allow for extremely well reasoned governmental decisions. These units will be totally unbiased and accompanied by a human team that acts as a form of checks and balances.

In the future, a robocracy will assure that decisions are made on logic not on corporate interests.

by Darren Iammarino February 5, 2008