CHATBOTS: It’s not what they say, but how they say it

Rosie Ayoub (Norstat)

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While the distant future of data collection is beyond our wildest imagination, we can try to conceive where current technology may lead us in the coming years. In this presentation we take a look at what we have now in the form of chatbots in surveys and envisage how this technology may evolve in the future as the AI revolution continues.

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