Colorado Springs unveils new AI-powered chatbot on city's website, 'AskCOS' – KOAA News 5
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The City of Colorado Springs launched a new AI-powered chatbot to get information to people more easily.
The city calls the new virtual chatbot “AskCOS”, and is available on both the mobile and desktop versions of the city’s website.
Already in April, the city says AskCOS has already assisted over 3,200 people and provided 4,100 responses.
According to the city, all of the information provided by the chatbot is through city’s website information and does not use AI to provide answers from any other website or search engine.
The tool is only an informational tool at this time and does not process service requests, those must still be made through the GoCOS App or website.
The company Citibot also has created similar chatbots for Denver and other municipalities across the country.
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