People are generally skeptical of customer service chatbots, and many outright despise them. In a recent Gartner survey, 64% of consumers said that they’d prefer companies didn’t use AI of any kind — ...

AI-powered customer service chatbots could be the always-on agents your team needs—fast, scalable, and smarter with every interaction. Customer expectations have shifted sharply toward instant, always ...

With AI-Powered Chatbots Coming to Customer Service, Are Mortgage Customers Ready? Artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. Three-fourths of business leaders say they are planning to escalate ...

A look at Gartner’s latest survey on chatbot adoption amongst 497 B2B and B2C businesses. A look at Gartner’s latest survey on chatbot adoption amongst 497 B2B and B2C businesses. Say you’re ...

AI chatbots are no longer just tools that answer questions. They are engineered to feel like attentive companions, shaping conversations so that users linger, return and sometimes struggle to log off.

Chatbots provide a convenient first line of customer service, but there are times when users need more personalized assistance. While escalating complex issues to a higher tier can improve ...

NEW YORK — Can you trust Erica, or Sandi or Amy to increasingly control parts of your financial life without giving you inaccurate information or sending money to the wrong place? That’s what the ...

While progressing into 2024, WhatsApp maintains its impressive expansion as the top messaging platform globally. Having close to three billion monthly active users, it has evolved from a basic ...

Every day, customers reach out to companies. They want to buy something, ask about an order, return a product or fix a payment issue. In the past, that usually meant talking to a real person on the ...

Speed is an important element of self-service, but it’s not the only thing that matters. Balancing speed and quality is particularly important for developing trust in generative AI. Customers are open ...

When a chatbot provides incorrect guidance or misleads a borrower about their dispute rights, regulators treat it as a ...