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ok I'm biased because I work in exactly this sector: automated meeting minutes make life easier and are powered by LLMs.

US employees spend 18 hours / week in meetings so that is a noticeable improvement IMHO.

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Yes sure. But that’s not anywhere near ground breaking. Also the math here is akin to those who believe that if they didn’t smoke they’d be driving a Ferrari. In reality owning a Ferrari is way more expensive than your monthly cigarettes and comes with belles and whistles (luxury taxes, maintenance, etc).

AI could change our lives completely over the course of a decade but if each change is just a little improvement that builds on the last one, the whole time people could grumble that "that's not anywhere near ground breaking."

I'm pretty sure everyone made a version of that. Makes me think, if it would be useful to open source that hodgepodge of scripts

yes I've definitely thought quite a few times about open-sourcing our company code (AI note-taker for remote meetings). But then the hard thing is Kubernetes on top...

And as always not sure our "closed-source", "employee only" code would be useful to anyone not working with us :/

Is that real time? Does it have to be?

Google, Microsoft and Zoom will all have it integrated soon enough and many companies will pay extra for it because of “security and privacy” guarantees the tech companies will make.

Slack already has, but it's not stellar to be honest

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