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These types of features will make their way into every meeting product and be frictionless to the end-user where all they do is show up. Those in the middle wil
by thenerdhead 4y ago
These types of features will make their way into every meeting product and be frictionless to the end-user where all they do is show up. Those in the middle will be squeezed out quickly.
While an interesting concept, an AI has no point of view and can only summarize with the context given. It won't be able to assume the right person for the action item if not said, won't know who has what expertise if those aren't there, and is limited to words spoken. I'm sure in the future big tech companies will run their own AI models (if not already) to supplement this knowing. Definitely not worth what the offering is today at $37/mo for a few bullet points that takes seconds to write.
The main value of any note taking, summarization, and creative act in general is the process. Not the output.
- blowski 4y agoIn addition to this, I found with Otter and Gong that it doesn’t understand internal jargon very well. When you say “the fizzbuzz microservice is blocked by Istio” the note-taking is appalling - yet those are key to understanding the point being made.
- james-revisoai 4y agobecause of this issue, when you upload a video to a service I run, it populates and biases the speech-to-text (ASR... using whisper 'prompt' parameter) towards terms in the title and descriptions of the video (from youtube) - I have found this works incredibly well, and am pretty shocked the default youtube transcriptions don't seem to do the same. One big cohesive company AI could extract topics from documents and appropriately cue the other AIs in the system with keywords to ensure that internal jargon is understood.