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Scroll up or go to https://www.flowrite.com/?ref=lbixer#examples https://www.flowrite.com/?ref=lbixer#examples to see more examples of what it can do.
by crazypython 6y ago
Scroll up or go to https://www.flowrite.com/?ref=lbixer#examples https://www.flowrite.com/?ref=lbixer#examples to see more examples of what it can do.
- pbronez 6y agoThe additional examples seem to integrate external knowledge. How does that work? It expands "follow up" to "in person or via Skype / phone call" -- where did those platform preferences come from? when asked "How about a Zoom call on the following Tuesday at 2PM?" it replies "I'll be in a Zoom meeting on Tuesday at 2PM, so let me know if that works for you." Does this mean Flowrite looked at a calendar and detected a conflicting zoom meeting? Or is it trying to accept the proposed meeting time & venue? I do really like the Blog Outline example, where it expands a general question ("How to align your Marketing, Sales and Customer Success teams to maximize revenue?") to a list of six other questions to dig into the problem more. That might be a powerful way to push people to think more deeply and question assumptions.
- insomniacity 6y ago> where did those platform preferences come from? GPT-3. Which I think is reasonable - not a lot of work to read it through and replace it with "on Zoom, or next time you're in the bay area". Good point on the calendar though.