Ushur, the leader in AI-powered Customer Experience Automation (CXA), published the results of a survey commissioned to study the attitudes and behaviors of executives and decision-makers in highly regulated industries in the United States. The vast majority of respondents confirmed that customer communication and engagement strategies at their organizations will depend in some part on the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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As adoption of AI, and especially Generative AI, continues to gain pace and AI applications and tools proliferate, buyer behavior in highly regulated industries and markets is rapidly evolving. More than 75% of survey respondents said they were “comfortable” incorporating AI and automation into customer-facing strategies or communications. Other key survey findings include:
“The results of this survey confirm that business leaders in regulated industries are not interested in lagging behind when it comes to AI adoption,” said Kashif Mahbub, chief marketing officer at Ushur. “They are asking incisive questions about value delivery, privacy at scale, data security and a transformed customer experience. AI and GenAI vendors had better start paying attention.”
This high-value enterprise buyer survey reveals that while many still have reservations, leaders within regulated industries also have high expectations of benefits when it comes to AI and generative AI solutions and platforms.
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