Μπορεί η AI να αντικαταστήσει τον/την Feedback Analyst σας;

The role of the Feedback Analyst as we knew it—someone manually tagging spreadsheet rows—is dead. If you are paying a human to read 2,000 survey responses and label them 'Positive' or 'Pricing Issue', you are burning cash. Tools like Viable or Chattermill don't just categorise feedback; they allow you to query it using natural language. You can ask, 'Why are customers in the UK cancelling their subscriptions this month?' and get a cited answer in seconds. However, AI can be literal to a fault. It occasionally misses the nuance of British sarcasm or hyper-specific industry context. You don't need a full-time analyst anymore, but you do need a product manager or marketing lead to spend two hours a week 'sanity checking' the AI's clusters. The goal isn't just to report that people are unhappy; it's to decide which 10% of problems, if fixed, will drive 90% of your growth. AI finds the signal; you still have to build the solution.