In the near future, Xbox users can anticipate increased interactions with artificial intelligence. Microsoft has confirmed that they are currently developing a new AI-powered Xbox chatbot. This chatbot aims to automate customer support tasks, providing users with a seamless experience. According to Tom Warren's report, Microsoft has been testing an "embodied AI character, " which dynamically responds to Xbox support inquiries.
This development is a part of Microsoft's broader initiative to integrate AI throughout its Xbox platform and services. The AI possesses knowledge of Microsoft's support documents for the Xbox network and ecosystem, enabling it to effectively address queries and even process game refunds through the support website. After the publication, Microsoft officially acknowledged the chatbot's existence to The Verge. Haiyan Zhang, General Manager of gaming AI at Xbox, confirmed that the AI enhances support processes for players, allowing them to easily and quickly seek assistance with support topics using natural language.
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