- “Our goal is to make humans less robotic by diverting the mundane, repeatable tasks to automations, which will allow humans to do what they do best — be more creative, show more feeling, and make a real impact,” said Erik Ashby, Director of Product, Helpshift.
- “For example, when IBM’s Watson was unveiled and won Jeopardy, the world was astounded that a machine could be so “intelligent” and hypothesized all sorts of use-cases for the technology. But when Watson was applied to customer support, it wasn’t focused, was far too complicated and wasn’t proving useful to brands,” said Ashby.”
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