Alt text: Screenshot of AI Facilitator’s summary of a meeting from chat: With about 10 minutes left, please focus on these key items to make the most of our remaining time: Clarify any outstanding action items or decisions that need to be finalized before we end. Confirm next steps or follow-up responsibilities for participants. Summary of discussion so far The conversation has covered a wide range of topics, with some references to technical issues, project updates, and logistical matters. Several points remain unclear or unresolved, and there is a need to consolidate agreements and ensure everyone is aligned.

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    4 hours ago

    How long until the meeting content is condensed into a score that is used on performance reviews?

    “Well, Bob, you’re a diligent worker and your output is on par with your peers, but your Teams Meeting Quality Quotient is sub par. Among other things the Facilitator™ has noted a tendency to not use the entire allotted meeting time, and that the actions it automatically identified aren’t being marked complete on the Teams AI Task Board. That looks really bad. It also says your meetings have 12% higher off topic content than your peers citing an increase to 15% correlating with March Madness. Though it is notable that the 60/40 split of male/female voices speaking is above the company mandate of 70/30, so that’s good.”

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    2 hours ago

    Facilitator is actually a pretty decent feature. It works pretty well for recurring meetings with a set agenda. The message shown is not very useful, but the automatic notes and summary are usually fairly good.

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    7 hours ago

    Let’s leverage the key learnings into win-win scenarios by applying state of the art technologies to create shareholder value!

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    7 hours ago

    So helpful. Gemini once summarized a VM from my kid (who is autistic and doesn’t speak super well) as a “long, rambling and incoherent message” with no attempt to decipher what was said. We will not be replaced by AI anytime soon.

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      lol Yes we will. Many have already been replaced.

      People NEED to realize how stupid and greedy capitalists are…

      It doesn’t have to be even comparable to the employee’s actual output to replace them. It just has to make executives think it can, and since when did executives ever actually understand what they’re employees do or how hard it is?

      They’re so deep in the ELIZA effect that they thoroughly believe this kind of problem is as easy as adding a couple instructions to fix.

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      3 hours ago

      summarized a VM

      A virtual machine? Is it still fun to dereference jargon the first time it’s mentioned?

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      7 hours ago

      What a novel way for google to accomplish something kinda fucked up. The applications of ai truly know no bounds

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      “long, rambling and incoherent message”

      Now I am genuinely curious how would AI summarise Trump speaches 😂

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    5 hours ago

    Same shit goes on in these meetings forever but now you have to pay a monthly subscription for colour commentary. Only in america.