I’m not going to deanonymise myself, or show call logs that would reveal PII like phone numbers or names. So I get the feeling there’s nothing I’d be willing to show you that you’d be satisfied with, unless you really do just want to see anonymised call logs, but that would be just as easy to spoof as to actually print.
I am not trying to get into an internet feud about whether you’re right or not, I legitimately am interested in seeing proof that AI is replacing human workers, while providing the same or better product for cheaper.
I have heard a thousand supposed stories, but when you get into the data it all ends up being marketing ploys that vanish like a mirage on any kind of research.
I don’t care if it’s your call center thing or something else. I have been looking for this and asking in different places for examples and haven’t found any. It’s not even just my AI skepticism that’s pushing my curiousty, I would love to know what to actually invest in if any of this did work.
So, mine has a fallback of transferring to a human if it cannot help with something or fails to help the caller. Our contracts are such that we get paid only for resolved calls that don’t transfer and achieve what the caller was trying to do. So it’s basically a vanguard to reduce call volume hitting employees. The resolution rate started around 50%, but it’s climbing to around 60 with steady improvements and better voice models.
And in case you think, that’s not replacing people, it’s just making things easier for the employees and improving the speed the customers get what they need; while that’s true, many of our customers were using call centers for this same thing. We are taking call center contracts.
I’m not going to deanonymise myself, or show call logs that would reveal PII like phone numbers or names. So I get the feeling there’s nothing I’d be willing to show you that you’d be satisfied with, unless you really do just want to see anonymised call logs, but that would be just as easy to spoof as to actually print.
I am not trying to get into an internet feud about whether you’re right or not, I legitimately am interested in seeing proof that AI is replacing human workers, while providing the same or better product for cheaper.
I have heard a thousand supposed stories, but when you get into the data it all ends up being marketing ploys that vanish like a mirage on any kind of research.
I don’t care if it’s your call center thing or something else. I have been looking for this and asking in different places for examples and haven’t found any. It’s not even just my AI skepticism that’s pushing my curiousty, I would love to know what to actually invest in if any of this did work.
So, mine has a fallback of transferring to a human if it cannot help with something or fails to help the caller. Our contracts are such that we get paid only for resolved calls that don’t transfer and achieve what the caller was trying to do. So it’s basically a vanguard to reduce call volume hitting employees. The resolution rate started around 50%, but it’s climbing to around 60 with steady improvements and better voice models.
And in case you think, that’s not replacing people, it’s just making things easier for the employees and improving the speed the customers get what they need; while that’s true, many of our customers were using call centers for this same thing. We are taking call center contracts.