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Curated Panel: A Practical Approach to AI Transformation Across Player Support

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Company migrates from email to an in‑game Helpshift SDK across 23 live games, exporting and rewriting over 1,500 FAQs to short chat responses, aiming to complete a two‑year project in under eight months. Teams deploy AI classification, bots and a report bad ad workflow that collects screenshots and timestamps, reduce repetitive “dumb” contacts, and retrain models with as little as ~30 examples. Results show faster response time, potential to reallocate ~20–40% of staffing, and gradual CET shifts as automation matures.

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  1. 0:00AI transformation in player support
  2. 1:31Why AI matters for support
  3. 3:21Panelist intros & favorite games
  4. 5:11Player support at Rovio
  5. 6:13Switching to chat support
  6. 7:55Proving ROI for AI adoption
  7. 10:24Migration & change management
  8. 14:42Helpshift’s migration & automation
  9. 16:49Vendor on AI transitions
  10. 21:00AI pitfalls & best practices
  11. 24:11AI improvements at Rovio
  12. 27:46Helpshift’s AI roadmap
  13. 29:56Machine translation for support
  14. 36:25Wrap-up and key takeaways from the panel
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