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Australians and New Zealanders distrust AI in customer service, prefer humans, and are cutting spending due to privacy concerns.
Australians and New Zealanders are increasingly skeptical of AI in customer service, with low trust in companies’ responsible use—23% in Australia and 18% in New Zealand—below the global average.
A majority in both countries prefer human interaction, with 51% in Australia and 50% in New Zealand favoring in-person or phone contact.
Poor AI experiences are driving spending cuts, with 41% of Australians and 45% of New Zealanders reducing purchases.
Concerns over privacy and data misuse are widespread, and many consumers remain silent after good or bad interactions, limiting feedback.
Experts urge companies to use AI to enhance, not replace, human service by improving agent tools and transparency, emphasizing that exceptional customer experiences—not just low prices—build long-term loyalty.
Los australianos y neozelandeses desconfían de la IA en el servicio al cliente, prefieren a los humanos y están recortando el gasto debido a preocupaciones por la privacidad.