Lancashire Council indicators £4.3m agentic AI deal

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Lancashire County Council has signed a contract value £4.3m with software program group Netcall to combine autonomous AI brokers into its public providers.

The multi-year partnership will see Netcall, which specialises in course of automation and buyer engagement, incorporate a “digital entrance door platform” for residents and companies to entry native providers.

The transfer contains the deployment of AI autonomous brokers to the council’s contact centre to reply consumer queries.

Netcall claims that with its platform, residents can entry providers quicker whereas stress on council workers is relieved.

The corporate notes that its platform can enhance its providers by capturing interactions and rising over time, with Netcall claiming its platform may even seize “non-digital interactions”.

Lancashire County Council has the choice to increase the multi-year partnership as much as 10 and a half years.

The announcement comes as public our bodies within the UK are more and more being inspired to undertake AI into their providers.

The Native Authorities Affiliation, the nationwide membership physique for native authorities, lists over two dozen councils throughout England and Wales in its AI case examine financial institution.

Central authorities has additionally pushed for the usage of AI in its processes, notably within the type of the government-built AI device Humphrey, which has – amongst different issues – been used to assessment public responses to consultations.

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