Murchison: Ada will autonomously ship product updates from customer service inquiries
Mike Murchison · Farewell, Chatbots: AI Agents Are Taking Over Customer Service | Mike Murchison, CEO, Ada · Feb 13, 2025 · at 1:09:17
Mike Murchison, CEO of customer service AI platform Ada, discusses how customer service agents will collaborate with code generation agents to automatically fix software bugs reported by customers.
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“I fully expect that in collaboration with some of the code generation agents, for example, Ada will be able to go from customer inquiry To new product being shipped fully autonomously.”
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