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The Future of Customer Service in Jordan: How Chatbots and Conversational AI are Shaping the Face of Customer Experience

Tareq N. Hashem

Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences · pp. 1–10 · Published 10 Mar 2025

10.9734/arjass/2025/v23i4656

Abstract

This study looks at how chatbots and conversational AI improve the consumer experience in Jordan. It focuses on the quality of chatbot interactions, how frequently people use chatbots, and the importance of conversational AI. The researcher used a simple random sample to collect the data from 500 participants who had interacted with chatbots in retail, banking, and telecommunications sectors. He conducted a survey to assess the quality of bot interactions, including how frequently individuals used them, what the AI could perform, and how customers felt about it all. He ran the numbers through SPSS v26 to examine how these things were related. The findings revealed that stronger chatbot interactions led to happier customers. People who utilized chatbots more frequently reported a better experience. Customers were particularly pleased with advanced AI technology that allowed them to personalize talks to individual needs. These findings support previous research and add new information from a burgeoning market, helping to enhance our understanding of chatbots and conversational AI. This study has practical implications for Jordanian enterprises. It demonstrates that they should invest in high-quality chatbots, encourage more people to use them, and employ clever AI to interact with clients. The study has some limitations, such as employing a convenience sample and looking at a single point in time. The researcher proposed additional studies to investigate how these technological tools affect various industries in the long run.

Conversational AI chatbots customer experience artificial intelligence

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