Ashu Dubey
Ashu Dubey is the Co-founder and CEO of Gleen. Previously, he was a product leader at LinkedIn - where he drove top-of-the-funnel user growth and launched new products, including LinkedIn Events.
We Give All Our Employees a ChatGPT Plus Subscription -- And You Should Too
Gleen gives all its employees a subscription to ChatGPT Plus. The results have been amazing.
Future of Work
5 Ways Corporate Chatbots Benefit Employees
Companies are rapidly adopting internal chatbots. These tools aid employees in diverse tasks, from data retrieval to onboarding, and ensure a more efficient, productive work environment.
Announcement
Announcing Gleen's $4.9 Million Fundraise
Gleen announces a $4.9M fundraise to push the boundaries of customer support using generative AI. Backed by leading investors, our unique technology overcomes chatbot hallucination, setting a new standard in the industry. Dive into a future where reliability meets innovation
Perspective
Generative AI in Customer Support: 10 Compelling Benefits & 5 Debunked Myths
Discover 10 revolutionary benefits of generative AI in customer service. Plus, we debunk popular myths about AI's role in support. Dive in to see if AI can supercharge your support team! 🔗👇
How to Guides
12-Point Guide to Selecting The Best White-Label AI Chatbot
Creating a chatbot requires significant resources and expertise. Instead of building from scratch, savvy businesses opt for white-label chatbot solutions. These can be swiftly customized and branded, offering a faster market entry and cost savings.
How to Guides
Five Things You Need In an AI Chatbot: Buying Guide
The emergence of generative AI in customer support has been nothing short of transformative. The ability of these AI models to generate human-like responses has given businesses a powerful tool to enhance user experience and scale support operations.
Perspective
Is Generative AI Boring?
And – more importantly – will customers care? Last Thursday, in The Hill's Op-Ed piece, "AI's real problem is that it's boring," William Beutler argues that the AI revolution is already in trouble...
