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We started generating draft replies on OpenAI's Davinci model in late 2022. By 2023 we had autonomous AI agents handling customer support in production. Way before it was cool. Today we're releasing Ask Yuma. You talk to it in plain English. It builds your automations, investigates why tickets went...

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