Today's SaaS websites are static and impersonal, while users increasingly expect conversational interactions.
AI mode transforms any website into an intelligent sales assistant that understands visitor needs, analyzes their behavior, and provides personalized guidance.
Unlike traditional chatbots, it adapts to each visitor's requirements and mood, delivering tailored content that educates users and improves conversions.
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I believe that this is some kind of future that awaits us. People get used to GPT-like quick responses and don't want to go through tons of content looking for the right solution. Look what Google did with their AI Overview!
But it's still hard to implement and control. AI provides a lot of misleading outputs even when you try to limit it with a certain knowledge base.
Yes, it's bit hard but I'm trying to make a solution that works within bounds and provide good results with workable ui.
Interesting. I'm excited to see what you came up with.
I am imagining opening a url and seeing a circle with a visualizer instead of a landing page. No visual information, just "hey, what can i get for you today?". Which would them remind me of automated messages on phone calls. except every web page would ask for access to my microphone. and certain web pages would not be available certain countries due to digital privacy rights violations. (or more accurately you need to pay the state a fee and a cut to harvest data from their citizens.)
I believe this could have an application for blind people or certain physically impaired persons.
Its a fun idea, but most of the time i don't want to talk to my computer like its a person. I want to get the visual information i have been trained to do since before i was born and move on. I hop on a website for 5 seconds and know if i want to stay or leave. This would also leave many websites collecting personal data, which just sounds like a advertisement nightmare. We are already losing many of our freedoms to advertisers, i don't want to give them more ammo. Apologies if this seems negative, but this idea seems dystopian, and i would fully be against. I know many government that would love this idea though, so maybe try marketing this as a B2B company.
This idea would work well in a submissive homogenous society or country.
I understand your point of view. Access to microphone would be a challenge to pass the user's trust but there are lots of things we do today that were once difficult. We evolve with time. There are always 2 sides of coin, just that we exploring different sides.