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9senses AG
Florastrasse 49
8008 Zürich/Switzerland
contact{at}9senses.ai

 

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Johannes Kunz, board member

Registry data

Registered with the trade register of Canton Zurich
Registered company name 9senses AG
Registry number: CHE-107.406.941

VAT ID

CHE-107.406.941

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How is your chatbot doing?

The 9senses Chatbot Audit evaluates the performance of your chatbot from a user perspective.

Talk to Eliza

Talk to Joseph Weizenbaum's Eliza in a replica of the 1966 version.

The end of “done”

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When we are using generative AI, to create new output we are exploiting knowledge previously generated by humans. But who is rebuilding knowledge for the next generation?

AI chatbots in the automotive industry – promise or hype?

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The lost generation

AI lets us skip the slow, clumsy, error-prone work of becoming competent. The bill for that shortcut arrives in the future, when the people who were supposed to replace today's experts never built the ability to judge.

The AI Feedback Lottery

Large Language Models judge your work differently every time you ask. That is not just a quirk of the technology - it is a fundamental challenge to how we create, validate, and trust ideas.

A confident confabulator

AI hallucinations aren't random - they cluster, systematically and predictably, in the topics you cannot independently verify.

  • How is your chatbot doing?
    The 9senses Chatbot Audit evaluates the performance of your chatbot from a user perspective.
  • Talk to Eliza
    Talk to Joseph Weizenbaum's Eliza in a replica of the 1966 version.
  • The end of “done”
    Before AI, testing followed specific cycles and became a key part of all DevOps procedures. With AI, things change with every turn. How do quality assurance and testing keep up?
  • With Generative AI, we risk stealing from our own future
    When we are using generative AI, to create new output we are exploiting knowledge previously generated by humans. But who is rebuilding knowledge for the next generation?
  • AI chatbots in the automotive industry – promise or hype?
    9senses Market Analysis: Only 16 out of 129 automotive providers in the DACH region use AI chatbots for customer service - with significant variations in quality
  • The lost generation
    AI lets us skip the slow, clumsy, error-prone work of becoming competent. The bill for that shortcut arrives in the future, when the people who were supposed to replace today's…
  • The AI Feedback Lottery
    Image by Waldemar Brandt on www.unslplash.comLarge Language Models judge your work differently every time you ask. That is not just a quirk of the technology - it is a fundamental challenge to how we create,…
  • A confident confabulator
    AI hallucinations aren't random - they cluster, systematically and predictably, in the topics you cannot independently verify.