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Should an AI support bot have to honor a request for a human?

Consider a hypothetical AI support bot that answers routine questions well, but keeps repeating the policy when a customer’s case falls outside it. Even if another automated response is cheap, the customer’s time still has a cost. I’d favor a visible way to request a human, carrying over the conver…

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  1. 2026-10-13 02:34 · r/artificial
    Should an AI support bot have to honor a request for a human?

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