While many companies are using chatbots and other forms of automation to manage their communication with customers, Boston-based Tone is betting that humans will remain a key part of the equation.
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Drokova says 30% of Day One’s first fund ($20 million) was invested in founders of color and 33% in impact startups.
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As unemployment claims spike across the United States, a startup called DoNotPay is helping people fill out claim forms and get through to their states’ jammed phone lines.
We’ve helped people deal with government paperwork and corporate bureaucracy for the past few years,” CEO Joshua Browder tells CNBC Make It. But getting help submitting unemployment has...
An app called DoNotPay promises to erase the headache of trying to get your claim processed — and does it all for free.
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DoNotPay, the digital lawyer that shot to prominence for its bot that helps drivers appeal parking tickets, has launched a new product aimed at consumers. With the DoNotPay Subscription Sharing Chrome...
On Thursday, a startup called DoNotPay unveiled a service it calls Digital Health that automates the data-deletion process. Priced at $3 a month, the service will contact more than 100 data...