Customer Income is a Factor
Although high-income respondents are generally more accepting of AI chatbots, they still show a preference for human interaction. The higher the income, the higher the satisfaction with AI.
However, the results are more opaque when examined further. As the Katana author says, “…While the majority of respondents in this (high) income group (28%) said they were very comfortable sharing personal information with chatbots, 26% said they were very uncomfortable doing so. Moreover, 38% of high-income respondents still prefer talking to a live human for customer support, and only 15% prefer a chatbot.”
“By comparison, 30% of those in the low-income group said they were not comfortable at all sharing sensitive information with AI. 55% of these respondents also said they preferred talking to a live human for their customer service needs, with only 8% choosing an AI chatbot. “
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