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    Ireland Legislation Allows Human Intervention in Chatbots

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    New legislation in Ireland permits consumers to request human intervention when dealing with chatbots for financial products and services. This aims to enhance customer service experiences, addressing frustrations with automated systems. While currently applicable only to financial companies, concerns arise that other sectors may neglect similar improvements. The law reflects the ongoing struggle between automation and human support in customer service.
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