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Hey Siri, What's Next for AI and Robotics in Insurance?

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A lot has changed in the world of automation since Apple first launched its virtual assistant, Siri, on October 4, 2011. It's a date that musician, actress, and public speaker, Susan Bennett, remembers well because she's the original female, American voice behind Siri. "It is still weird," she said on this episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast. "It's like, 'How many millions of people know my voice?' …I don't really think about that aspect of it." After getting her start in entertainment as a musician working on commercial jingles and singing backup vocals on tour with Burt Bacharach and Roy Orbison, Bennett began voiceover work at Doppler Studios in Atlanta.


Hyundai rolls out adorable customer service robot for its showrooms

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In an effort to offer assistance without any unnecessary human interaction, Hyundai has unveiled the DAL-e, a new customer service robot that is both adorable yet functional. It debuted today in a Hyundai Motor showroom in southern Seoul in a pilot operation. The company says part of the purpose behind DAL-e is to accommodate customers who'd like to reduce human contact during the COVID-19 pandemic. The DAL-e is an acronym for "Drive you, Assist you, Link with you-experience," and the robot is equipped with "state-of-the-art artificial intelligence" designed to deliver a friendly customer service experience. It has facial recognition plus a language-comprehension platform that should allow it to communicate with potential customers.


Building an Intelligent QA System With NLP and Milvus

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The question answering system is commonly used in the field of natural language processing. It is used to answer questions in the form of natural language and has a wide range of applications. Typical applications include intelligent voice interaction, online customer service, knowledge acquisition, personalized emotional chatting, and more. Most question answering systems can be classified as generative and retrieval question answering systems, single-round question answering and multi-round question answering systems, open question answering systems, and specific question-answering systems. This article mainly deals with a QA system designed for a specific field, which is usually called an intelligent customer service robot.


Facing the Rigid Demand of Artificial Intelligence Customer Service, Chengdu Xiaoduo AI Technology Co., Ltd., Based in Chengdu Tianfu Software Park, Completes Series B Financing

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The funds raised in this round are to be used for recruiting more high-caliber talents and developing new technologies. Xiaoduo AI has been engaged in the AI customer service application scenario for many years, which is a highlighted project in Chengdu's AI industry. From the perspective of the current enterprise volume and technical background, it has the potential to become a hidden champion in the field of AI customer service. Founded in 2014, Xiaoduo AI adheres to the vision of "becoming the AI expert of enterprises and creating better communication and service with AI", and has been committed to improving the efficiency of the customer service industry by leveraging the AI technology. At present, Xiaoduo AI serves more than 20,000 governmental and enterprise clients, including Meituan, Zhuanzhuan, YouShop, EMS, Robam Electric Appliance, XGIMI, TmallGenie, 1919.cn,


When AI meets customer service: 5 questions to ask

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Many digital transformation efforts still fall short – or miss the mark entirely. According to a recent poll by Wipro Digital, one in five surveyed U.S.-based senior executives say their company's digital transformation is a waste of time. Thirty-five percent cite lack of a clear transformation strategy as a key barrier to achieving full digital potential. When it comes to digitally transforming customer engagement or service programs, however, there is little room for error. According to research from Zendesk, 39 percent of consumers who have a bad service experience will avoid the offending vendor for two years or more.