[arista]

Called Cora+
ideal for old folk.

[Natwest Bank
has partnered with IBM to launch
an AI chatbot
designed to provide more “human interaction”
to customers after closing dozens of
local branches this year.

The bot, called Cora+, is the second iteration
of a “digital human” developed by the bank in 2018.]


https://www.cityam.com/natwest-upgra...anch-closures/



Would LT
ask it something tricky?

[user104658]

I find this really sad.

[bots]

AI is being used in a lot of customer facing settings, not just the obvious chat bots, and the majority of us can't spot the difference

[Nicky91]

we love AI


i especially love the Bing Search AI Chatbot, helps you find something you are looking for within your search

provides various legit sources too of this information

[arista]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I find this really sad.

Yes it is the way the World is going.

Spoiler:

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

AI is being used in a lot of customer facing settings, not just the obvious chat bots, and the majority of us can't spot the difference

Ironically - the way to spot them is because the writing is too good. If you think "Wow, someone with such great syntax shouldn't be working in some dingy customer support centre!" then most likely, you're talking to ChatGPT.

[arista]

Cora+
talks to the customer.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes it is the way the World is going.

I don't necessarily mind the use of AI frontends in general - but the idea that lonely old folks think they're getting a little bit of human contact when they're just talking to a chatbot is quite bleak.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I don't necessarily mind the use of AI frontends in general - but the idea that lonely old folks think they're getting a little bit of human contact when they're just talking to a chatbot is quite bleak.

When the Samaritans are AI, we know we have a problem