AI support bots extend resolution time without solving problems
AI support bots deployed by companies like Pipedrive add process steps to support interactions without improving outcomes — users must exhaust the bot before reaching a human who can actually help. This increases time-to-resolution and frustrates customers who can already tell the bot will not solve their issue. The problem is structural to how most AI support funnels are designed today.
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