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Definitely sounds promising, I spend a lot of time either seeing up meetings myself or syncing with people who need to invite me to one. The FAQ actually answe
by igrekel 12y ago
Definitely sounds promising, I spend a lot of time either seeing up meetings myself or syncing with people who need to invite me to one.
The FAQ actually answers none of the questions I ask myself in considering to try it.
Is it good at dealing with timezones? I always get invited to meetings where people give me the time in their timezone, I have to realize that time wouldn't make sense for them if it was in my timezone etc etc.
The other question is regarding the fact that I don't communicate with everyone in english. There is no mention of how good Amy is when switching to and from different languages. This last one is one of the reasons I never used virtual assistants.
- pearb09 12y agoAmy (the "AI Assistant") loves timezones and does exactly what you suggest. Speaks to each participant in their local timezone, understand what time it is for each participant so no silly suggestions are made, and she understands the concept of compromise when somebody in New York is to meet with a guy in Singapore (where no great time really exist for either party). https://twitter.com/thinkstorm/status/554776145800232960 https://twitter.com/thinkstorm/status/554776145800232960 Finally, she only understands English today (2015). We are super ambitious, but we want Amy to perfect one language at a time. dmortensen keeps pitching for Danish as Amy's next language around the office...we'll see.
- igrekel 12y agoDefinitely sounds promising, will give it a try