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The world freaked out about AI doomsday. Now what?
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In her weekly column for the Guardian, Anna Tims solves readers consumer problems – ranging from the devastating to the ridiculous . She’s online now to answer your questions and share her wisdom Sign in or sign up to post your question Somersetlass asks : Hi Anna. Thanks for all your work helping people deal with awful situations. With so many poor examples of customer service out there, are there any companies or organisations you’ve dealt with which use real people rather than AI and who actually listen? Anna: Thank you for your thank you! If you mean companies I’ve dealt with professionally, there was a now defunct utilities company who offered a reader a spa day to help her recover from the stress its blunderings had caused her. Bagcraft, a luggage store in Essex is a stand-out. A customer had ordered two suitcases for a New Year’s holiday. One of them arrived from the manufacturer
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