Ungated Post | 13 Jun 2018

Chatbots are here to stay

Companies must become intelligent enterprises to thrive and grow in the coming years. Conversational bots powered by AI will play an important role in that transition.

Oxford Economics worked with Accenture in late 2017 to survey 350 executives about their organization’s use of artificial intelligence and conversational bots.

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