Write Emails Faster with Smart Compose in Gmail
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#2I feel like I could type these robotic responses as fast if not faster than it takes Google to "help" me.
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#3I go out of my way to avoid banal phrases in my emails.
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#4I go out of my way to avoid banal phrases in my emails.
No kidding.. their demo gifs look like an April Fools joke to me.
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#5I feel like I could type these robotic responses as fast if not faster than it takes Google to "help" me.
it's not for you. it's for grandma
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#6Only if your recipient is a bot too. Having said that could work very well for ‘business emails, where essentially we’re writing in the same tone than personal email’
PS: I’m loving the idea and let’s hope it can get tailored to ones individual needs
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#7I quite like this incremental approach towards AI, of providing a suggesting assistant rather than trying to solve the full problem at once.
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#8This is just extended auto-complete with the unintended reminder of how predictable/cliche your writing is.
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#9Good lord that's scary. Rapidly ushering in the future where none of our words are our own.
Anyone ever read Roald Dahl's short story The Great Automatic Grammatizator ? 10/10 strongly recommend, about an engineer who develops a computer-like machine able to compose fiction.
Googling "the great automatic grammatizator pdf" gives a .doc version as the top result, for me anyway.
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#10This is awful. We need _less_ mediation and commodification of our personal interactions, not more. What is the use of this? At best this is a solution searching for a problem, at worst it's an attempt to standardize our communication in a way which makes semantic meaning easier to analyse.