Date: Thursday, 25th July 2019 | 3 pm – 4 pm IST | 60 Mins
Automated customer support has a bad reputation and perhaps it’s well-deserved. We’ve all cringed at the sound of the automated voice on the other end of the line asking us for the same account number we just entered. As the next wave of chatbots re-emerge in the customer service arena with promises to make life better for everyone, we’re seeing a backlash against artificial intelligence (AI). From Cricket advertisements to break-room conversations, people are expressing their concerns about an AI takeover. That fear is based on the misconception that bots can do all the same things human agents can.
Join us for an in-depth look at the difference between intelligence and cognition, and what this means for the future of human customer support.
We’ll explore:
- Human cognition vs. intelligence and the limits of AI
- The fear that bots will drive human customer service agents into extinction
- How to automate processes without automating relationships
- Shifting, not disappearing, jobs for humans
Speaker: Rajiv Garg, Senior Solutions Consultant – Customer Engagement and Support – India, LogMeIn