Sincere question: do people read/use AI summaries of meetings they've attended?
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Sincere question: do people read/use AI summaries of meetings they've attended? My brain plus my little notebook plus trying my best to be present seem to work...
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Sincere question: do people read/use AI summaries of meetings they've attended? My brain plus my little notebook plus trying my best to be present seem to work...
transcription: yes, provided the damn thing can recognize 99% of words
summary: nope. I don't even want to suggest to my brain there's a crutch for flagging attention, because that is a type of conditioning I need to maintain for myself.
And I'm caught between "you do you" and "OMG you so need to take your own damn notes" when trying to move along with other ppl who use summaries.
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Sincere question: do people read/use AI summaries of meetings they've attended? My brain plus my little notebook plus trying my best to be present seem to work...
bethsawin@spore.social real question: does anyone read the minutes taken by hand, after the meeting is over?
I'm not bullish on AI by any means but the meeting summarization stuff I've seen has certainly been better than most human-written minutes.
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