The news: Gen Zers are OK with companies using AI for customer service but still want transparency.
Nearly half (49%) of UK consumers between the ages of 18 and 35 are comfortable with AI-generated communication with companies, per Quadient.
Over third-quarters (81%) of UK consumers think AI use in customer service should be disclosed.
Generational divide: Comfort with AI doesn’t equal confidence or respect across age groups.
Need for speed: 71% of consumers in the US, the UK, and Canada said short wait times make them feel the most respected by a company, per Five9, though some worry it signals a lack of interest in customer satisfaction.
Sensitive situations: Comfort with AI in healthcare and insurance contexts is much lower.
Our take: Consumers see value in AI but remain apprehensive about its quality and security. Transparency and careful development of customer service chatbots could help build trust and ensure that responses are truly helpful.
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