Zendesk Chat Bubbles Don't Visually Distinguish Customers, Agents, and AI Bots
A Zendesk user finds it hard to tell at a glance whether a message came from a customer, a human agent, or an AI bot, because they render with very similar styling, suggesting a need for clearer visual differentiation such as color-coding.
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