ETOBICOKE, ON, Oct. 2, 2024 /CNW/ – Immigration News Canada’s AI tool is rapidly gaining traction, achieving a near 90% user satisfaction rate within just 14 days.
This impressive performance shows the tool’s organic popularity on key social media sites without active advertising.
“We are thrilled with our AI tool’s positive response. The AI tool’s ability to rapidly answer 80% of questions without waiting time alters immigration information searches. This real-time information allows individuals and professionals to manage the Canadian immigration process.”
The Immigration News Canada AI chatbot has revolutionized user experience, answering 80% of queries instantly since its inception about a month ago. This real-time response contrasts with traditional forums’ delays and ambiguity.
When given clear and relevant suggestions, Immigration News Canada’s AI tool routinely gives accurate findings despite these attempts to influence outcomes.
Our AI continues to answer non-immigration questions while we update the model with Canadian immigration data. Very impressive.” Kamal Deep Singh, RCIC, INC-Immigration News Canada CEO.
Rising customer satisfaction rates show the AI’s dedication to continuous improvement in providing relevant and helpful information.
The development team is committed to 100% satisfaction by improving the AI’s knowledge of difficult immigration information.
The AI tool benefits from Immigration News Canada’s comprehensive knowledge base, which includes the newest immigration regulations and procedures. This provides users with the latest and most reliable information.
Users can access the AI chatbot by clicking on the firm logo in the bottom right corner of Immigration News Canada’s website, https://incnews.ca. Accessibility is key.
Even powerful AI struggles to keep up with changing immigration policies. Immigration News Canada’s devoted team updates the AI model within 24 hours of any new announcement to give users the latest information.
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SOURCE Immigration News Canada
