Call Center Workers Are Tired of Being Mistaken for AI bloomberg.com 8 points by koolhead17 8 hours ago
Terr_ 8 hours ago I feel this says more about the de-personalization of call-center scripts and corporate management than it does about LLMs.Callers already had the idea before, all that changed is that the joke/flight-of-fancy became plausible. pavel_lishin 7 hours ago Yeah. I've received calls from people who stuck to the script so hard, I'm reasonably sure they were in a prison call center. ahazred8ta 6 hours ago There are some IVRs where all the voice responses are prerecorded, but tbere's a person in another country listening to you and pushing buttons to pick which message to play. quantified 4 hours ago Wow. Which organizations use these, do you know any?
pavel_lishin 7 hours ago Yeah. I've received calls from people who stuck to the script so hard, I'm reasonably sure they were in a prison call center. ahazred8ta 6 hours ago There are some IVRs where all the voice responses are prerecorded, but tbere's a person in another country listening to you and pushing buttons to pick which message to play. quantified 4 hours ago Wow. Which organizations use these, do you know any?
ahazred8ta 6 hours ago There are some IVRs where all the voice responses are prerecorded, but tbere's a person in another country listening to you and pushing buttons to pick which message to play. quantified 4 hours ago Wow. Which organizations use these, do you know any?
I feel this says more about the de-personalization of call-center scripts and corporate management than it does about LLMs.
Callers already had the idea before, all that changed is that the joke/flight-of-fancy became plausible.
Yeah. I've received calls from people who stuck to the script so hard, I'm reasonably sure they were in a prison call center.
There are some IVRs where all the voice responses are prerecorded, but tbere's a person in another country listening to you and pushing buttons to pick which message to play.
Wow. Which organizations use these, do you know any?