
By Howard Greenfield
Published: Thursday 01 May 2008
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Haydn B Rees
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Technical Analyst
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This has very wide implications.
The Turing Test for artiicial intelligence used to be, "Can you tell the difference between a human and a computer Interlocutor?" If you can't tell the difference, there is no difference.
If I am told that I will be in call-waiting hell for five minutes to speak with a human operator, and get the option to speak with computer which will understand what I say, take useful action, and give me results straight away, the test becomes, "Do I care?"
Call centre first-line support is done by a server, and the second and third line jobs get onshored.
Excellent post, capturing well the movement afoot....
Larry Lisser
This has very wide implications.
The Turing Tes...
Haydn B Rees
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