Enterprise customers in business-to-business (B2B) environments often approach artificial intelligence (AI) support applications with heightened skepticism and mistrust. As unique barriers continue to emerge when introducing automated support solutions into established enterprise relationships and service workflows, trust issues frequently surface in key areas. They include concerns about support quality degradation, questions about escalation protocols, uncertainties […]
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