AI support agent gives context-mismatched troubleshooting steps
Intercoms Fin AI agent sometimes provides platform-mismatched guidance, such as walking a desktop user through mobile app troubleshooting. Indicates a structural gap in how AI support agents infer or verify user context before responding.
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