A majority (64%) of 5,728 people surveyed by Gartner in December 2023 said they would prefer companies not to use AI in their customer service. Additionally, 53%...
The funny thing is that Apple chat support was a real person when I tried to create an account last week. Yes, they provided the normal directions to create and account which didn’t work through their account creation website, through an iPad’s settings, or whatever the third option was, but it was very clear it was a real human being.
Ended up finding a suggestion from reddit to go through iTunes and that worked. They use real people to provide the official directions that don’t work!
I mean, real person isn’t the bar I’d call ‘minimum’, a helpful real person is.
It sounds like they met one of those two, but the difference between an AI who can’t help you and a real human who can’t help you is pretty small: you still don’t get what you’re after either way.
The funny thing is that Apple chat support was a real person when I tried to create an account last week. Yes, they provided the normal directions to create and account which didn’t work through their account creation website, through an iPad’s settings, or whatever the third option was, but it was very clear it was a real human being.
Ended up finding a suggestion from reddit to go through iTunes and that worked. They use real people to provide the official directions that don’t work!
I mean, real person isn’t the bar I’d call ‘minimum’, a helpful real person is.
It sounds like they met one of those two, but the difference between an AI who can’t help you and a real human who can’t help you is pretty small: you still don’t get what you’re after either way.