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In response to "If anyone still writes Mtg Minutes and doesn't use AI, they are wasting time. -- nm" by Mel Profit

I imagine you'd still need to take notes or monitor the process of summarizing the audio. That particular example was spot on, but a few go awry.

Posted by Qale (aka Qale) Nov 5 '24, 11:43

Nothing I've found drastically wrong? But at least enough detail that it wouldn't be good to trust it blindly. Mostly attributing details to the wrong character.

I do support ethical use of AI, acknowledging that the entire field does take more computing power and thus isn't environmentally sound. Nor do companies generally give a crap about what is and is not ethical.

One thing I'm really looking forward to is an even more robust translation service working in real-time. Imagining a world where someone speaks to me in Spanish and in my ear bud I'm hearing English and vice versa? Tower of Bable be gone!

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The real-time translation is basically already here -- (link) - oblique Nov 5, 12:02 [youtube] 2
- Interesting. -- nm - Mel Profit Nov 5, 12:30
- Yes, but also no. It is indeed here. But more on the precipice of being great. It's also somewhat slow. And obviously not widely used. - Qale Nov 5, 12:10
try tweaking what you ask of it... - Mel Profit Nov 5, 11:58

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I imagine you'd still need to take notes or monitor the process of summarizing the audio. That particular example was spot on, but a few go awry.

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