OpenAI & T-Mobile Collaborate to Enhance Customer Service with AI Agents
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OpenAI & T-Mobile Collaborate to Enhance Customer Service with AI Agents

OpenAI and T-Mobile have joined forces to create AI agents through the IntentCX platform. These agents will use generative AI to improve customer service and the paths of their customers.

T-Mobile announced a multi-year relationship with OpenAI to make AI agents for a customer service platform called IntentCX. The goal of this partnership is to use creative AI to improve the customer experience.

The goal of this partnership is to use generative AI to improve the customer experience. OpenAI’s APIs and its newest model, o1, are used in the new platform, which is already showing promise by looking at customer service records to find ways to make things better. T-Mobile is trying IntentCX right now and wants to make it available to everyone next year.

As T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert put it, “IntentCX is much more than chatbots.” “Through their real experiences and interactions, our customers leave us millions of clues about how they want to be treated. We’ll now use that deep data to give our team extra power as they work to improve customer journeys.”

CEO of OpenAI Sam Altman stressed that the o1 model will get a lot better over the next few years, even though it is still in its early stages. At T-Mobile’s Capital Markets Day event, Altman said, “Even in the coming months, you’ll see it get a lot better as we move from o1-preview to o1.”

Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, also talked about a partnership that aims to add AI to wireless networks, saying, “We will extend AI traffic to wireless networks and use AI to reinvent wireless communications.”

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