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Just like the executives assist that was tasked with scanning documents. And LLM can likely safely and quickly do many people tasks:
There are a lot of human language job tasks that have zero imagination required just the ability to read summarize and write some proper English.
Thouse all sound like things where it might be really bad if it injects untrue information, and with an LLM, by definition it has no understanding of what it’s summarizing. It could be especially bad if the people useing it actually trust what it outputs as facts about what was fed into it, but if they don’t and still check the source than what’s the point.
"That's not writing, that's just typing!"
If I hand someone a set of bullet notes and ask them to send out a notice in writing to the company. They are going to convert those notes into paragraphs and sentences.. Not just send out the notes.
Also MS already has a module for teams that will take the conversation transcript, and output action items based on the conversation.. It is like having a note taker during the meeting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1gpkk-MwpY