Jetstar looks to AI for smarter customer service

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Jetstar looks to AI for smarter customer service
Jetstar is looking to artificial intelligence to boost its ability to provide “smart service” to customers and differentiate in Asia’s increasingly congested low-cost carrier market. A demonstration at Salesforce’s annual Dreamforce conference in San Francisco revealed a ...

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