User Trust Factors in Chatbot Interactions [9]

User Trust Factors in Chatbot Interactions [9]

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This article examines the implementation of artificial intelligence-powered chatbots in public sector benefits enrollment processes, focusing on their potential to streamline operations, enhance user experience, and reduce administrative burdens. Through a comprehensive analysis of case studies in healthcare and social security benefits programs, w...

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