What do LLMs mean for UX? A look at some ecommerce examples
A look at some ecommerce use cases for LLMs, such as AI-powered search and chatbots, and what constitutes best practice for UX.
A look at some ecommerce use cases for LLMs, such as AI-powered search and chatbots, and what constitutes best practice for UX.
While the platformisation of ChatGPT seems like big news, how appealing are Plugins and GPTs to marketers and brands, given the relatively modest number of ChatGPT Plus subscribers?
AI ‘copilots’ have boomed in martech and beyond over the last year, with some predicting that they are the future of software. But does everything need to have a conversational interface?
Many are comparing OpenAI’s recently-launched GPT Store to the advent of Apple’s App Store in 2008. What the GPT Store actually represents is more subtle, but significant for marketers and businesses using generative AI.
Automotive brands and dealerships alike are using conversational AI across a variety of channels, from Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp to their websites and even within cars. We take a look at some stand-out examples.
When people have a question, whether it’s about a hobby or a product recommendation, they often want to hear from other human beings – not content marketing, or worse, a banal AI.
Online travel agencies and startups are integrating with ChatGPT and Bard to enhance the travel planning (and potentially booking) experience, in an industry that still contains plenty of legacy technology.
While many businesses make use of online chatbots, the experience of conversing with one can be frustrating, particularly in a customer support context. Fergal Reid, Senior Director of Machine Learning at Intercom, and Nico Beukes, Managing Director at Yext, talk about the chatbots they are testing with generative AI and how they guard against errors.
Software company Intercom has been implementing generative AI in its customer support toolset. VP Customer Support Declan Ivory speaks to Econsultancy about what the tech means for the industry, from agent support and QA, to customer-facing bots and new human roles.
Google and Microsoft are racing to be the first to launch generative AI chat in search, with release announcements coming within days of one another. However, the problems are already beginning to show. What are they, and how could they be addressed?
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has gone viral, with many claiming that this sophisticated chatbot could displace Google. But how well does it really perform as a search engine?