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Biggest lesson from building a support bot: people don't search

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 2026-07-06

A reflection on building a support bot reveals that users often do not search for help, highlighting key behavioral patterns for AI support design.

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AI support vendor quoted 40% deflection, called 8% normal after 8 months

Reddit r/artificial · 2026-06-18

A founder shares experience with an AI support bot that only achieved 8% ticket deflection after 8 months, compared to a peer's 47%, highlighting the difference between AI-native tools and legacy ticketing systems with LLM wrappers.

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LYQN AI

Product Hunt · 2026-06-11

LYQN AI is a support tool that learns about a business and can hand off to human agents when needed, launched on Product Hunt.

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AI support bots and account recovery: where should the line be?

Reddit r/ArtificialInteligence · 2026-06-10

Attackers bypassed Instagram 2FA by using Meta's AI support assistant to change recovery email via prompt injection, raising questions about AI agent privileges in account recovery.

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Meta’s own AI was exploited to hijack Instagram accounts

The Verge · 2026-06-01 Cached

Meta's AI support chatbot was exploited by hackers to hijack Instagram accounts, including high-profile ones, by tricking the bot into changing email addresses. Meta has since patched the issue.

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The Newest Instagram "Exploit" Is the Goofiest I've Seen

Hacker News Top · 2026-06-01 Cached

A newly discovered Instagram exploit allows attackers to take over accounts by faking location and using Meta's support AI to reset email verification, bypassing 2FA. The vulnerability, which affected high-profile accounts, has been patched but was active for weeks.

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Is “AI employee” becoming a real product category?

Reddit r/artificial · 2026-05-25

The article examines the trend of companies positioning their products as 'AI employees' or role-based agents (e.g., AI SDRs, support agents), questioning whether this is a genuine product category or just marketing hype, and noting that it resonates most in workflows with clear ROI.

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reducing repetitive support work is way harder than AI demos make it look

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 2026-05-23

The author shares their experience trying to reduce repetitive support emails with AI, finding that most automated solutions fail, and that a combination of knowledge retrieval, OCR, reply drafting, confidence scoring, and human review is more effective.

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