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So now I can use Gmail AI to write the email and the recipient can use Gmail AI to read the email. Perhaps it's time to just start sending the prompt and skip
by advisedwang 1y ago
So now I can use Gmail AI to write the email and the recipient can use Gmail AI to read the email.
Perhaps it's time to just start sending the prompt and skip the round trip through a verbose formal message.
- redeux 1y agoGreat idea! You can just send the person you want to communicate with your prompt (via email of course) and then they can reply with their prompt. I'm not sure why we're not all doing this already ...
- htrp 1y agoevery message will be ? and plzhdlthx
- reaperducer 1y agoand plzhdlthx I'd rather have "plzhdlthx" over "Action this."
- JumpCrisscross 1y agoThey're frustrating for the same reason: "this" (implied in the former) is undefined. That is absolutely a valid request. But both parties should at least acknowledge that the requester is scraping shit off their plate.
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- bravetraveler 1y agoDon't forget: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- orthecreedence 1y agoFinally I can have an AI respond to every email with "Sounds good!!" instead of typing it out myself.
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- Terr_ 1y agoYep, recycling a comment from a year ago: > Ultimately a lot of this generative tech stuff is just counterfeiting extra signals people were using to try to guess at interest, attentiveness, intelligence, etc. > So yeah, as those indicators become debased, maybe we'll go back to sending something [...] all boiled down to bullet points.