🎯 How to with AI agents | Part 2: Targeting the underserved
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Will AI agents be used properly?
While AI agents hold immense promise for the underserved, there are potential pitfalls. Consider a remote village in a developing nation. An AI healthcare chatbot could be a lifeline, offering basic diagnoses and appointment scheduling.
However, if the AI relies on data from wealthier regions, it might not recognize local symptoms or cultural practices, leading to misdiagnoses. AI for the underserved needs careful development with data that reflects the target population's specific needs and contexts to be used properly.
The technology can only bridge the gap and empower, not further marginalize.
We believe the paradigm for software has shifted. While LLMs are transforming the customer service landscape, they don't entirely replace human agents. The ideal scenario involves a combination of workflow systems, human expertise, and LLMs' intelligent automation capabilities to provide a fast, efficient, and personalized customer service experience.
“How to with AI agents” is a five-part weekly series exploring AI agents’ capacity to revolutionize how we work, live, and interact with technology.
Part 1: AI agents, how to perform? (Introduction)
Part 2: Targeting the underserved (This week’s part)
We'll likely see AI Agent solutions initially addressing niche markets or tasks currently considered too simple or mundane for humans. Imagine AI chatbots handling basic customer service inquiries or virtual assistants managing simple logistics tasks.
Part 3: Gradual market expansion (Next week’s part)
Part 4: Strategy as the key driver
Part 5: The democratization of AI
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