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Oh no, Intel is moving customer support to AI
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I wonder if it's legally binding if you manage to make the AI say that they're going to give you 100 free GPUs.
Unfortunately, results have been mixed.
There's plenty of lawsuits, but not plenty of free stuff...yet.
This is why it is critical that companies implement agentic AI as quickly as possible. That way the product can already be shipped and received without anyone at the company even noticing.
It's the one way these chat bots should actually achieve customer satisfaction. Well, user satisfaction. I guess there might not be that many paying customers, at that point.