AI support gateway for businesses and indie sites: keyword triggers, knowledge base, semantic matching, AI replies, human handoff, and multichannel access.
Recently, Codex has become extremely slow when running tasks. Is this because a large number of free accounts are consuming GPU resources?
Many of these users appear to be using account generators to create tens of thousands of GPT accounts and rotate between them. Is this fair to paying subscribers like us?
If this issue is not addressed in a timely manner, then paying users may feel compelled to start doing the same thing in order to obtain a comparable level of service.
Recently, Codex has become extremely slow when running tasks. Is this because a large number of free accounts are consuming GPU resources?
Many of these users appear to be using account generators to create tens of thousands of GPT accounts and rotate between them. Is this fair to paying subscribers like us?
If this issue is not addressed in a timely manner, then paying users may feel compelled to start doing the same thing in order to obtain a comparable level of service.
Zhida is an AI support gateway.
It does not replace your helpdesk.
It connects AI replies to your existing support channels, handles retrieval, rules, reply control, and human takeover.
A chatbot demo is easy.
A real AI support system needs:
- retrieval
- rules
- fallback
- human takeover
- logs
- channel integration
- reply constraints
The hard part is not making AI talk.
The hard part is making AI safe enough to talk to customers.
Most AI support bots fail because they answer too much.
In customer support, the safest behavior is often:
- answer only when the knowledge base is relevant
- refuse to guess
- hand over to a human when uncertain
A support AI should be controlled before it is powerful.