Even just replacing 10% of first-line customer service is a gigantic market opportunity.
Everyone tried the first time by adding stupid menus that you have to navigate with numbers, then they made it recognize spoken words instead of numbers, now everyone is scrambling to get those to be "intelligent" enough to take actual questions and answer the most frequently occurring ones in a manner that satisfies customers.
Everyone tried the first time by adding stupid menus that you have to navigate with numbers, then they made it recognize spoken words instead of numbers, now everyone is scrambling to get those to be "intelligent" enough to take actual questions and answer the most frequently occurring ones in a manner that satisfies customers.