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Receivable bank clients for AI but want human action

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Briefings

A survey of 79% of bank customers indicates they prefer receiving receipts for new technologies when a financial manager is involved. In cases of bank problems, the majority of customers seek assistance from a teller rather than a manager. This suggests a shift in customer expectations regarding technology support and accountability.

Key points

• 79% of surveyed customers prefer receiving receipts for new technologies when a financial manager is involved.
• In cases of bank problems, the majority of customers seek assistance from a teller rather than a manager.

Context

This finding highlights a growing preference for human intervention in financial technology issues, potentially indicating a need for better communication channels between banks and customers.

Limitations

Survey data is limited to 79% of respondents and does not account for regional variations or specific bank types. Results may vary based on customer demographics and local regulations.

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