Requirements for reviewing AI survey outliers

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Topic: AI Survey Analysis Limitations

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-is-ai-missing-in-your-customer-survey-results

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Prerequisite: a human who knows the customer and business context must make the decision. The tool should not decide what the outlier means.

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Key points

  • Who should decide what a rare but important comment means?: A human who knows the customer, the account, and the business context should decide what the comment means.
  • Why is human oversight needed for outlier comments?: Outlier comments need judgment about what they mean in customer and business context. That judgment belongs to a human rather than the AI tool.

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Prerequisite for deciding what an outlier means: What must be present?

Prerequisite: a human who knows the customer and business context must make the decision. The tool should not decide what the outlier means.

Who should decide what a rare but important comment means?

A human who knows the customer, the account, and the business context should decide what the comment means.

Why is human oversight needed for outlier comments?

Outlier comments need judgment about what they mean in customer and business context. That judgment belongs to a human rather than the AI tool.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-is-ai-missing-in-your-customer-survey-results

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