Re: There is something deeply unsatisfying about reading words that nobody wrote
After nearly 30 years managing project and programmes and minuting, I estimate, over 10,000 meetings, you'll be prizing that AI writing my minute and actions for me [which I obviously check dilligently same/next day], out of my cold, dead hands.
Once they got more than 85% accurate, it became life-changing for me. Freeing up time to actually plan, communicate and manage projects, restoring joy.
Nobody reads them anyway, unless a wheel comes off somewhere, and there they sit, searchable on MS Teams.
That's another thing that effing brilliant, issue comes up, search Teams.. and there are the minutes, chat or transcript notes... total game-changer.
Beats sifting through flies with 200 sequentially numbered faxes, like I was on my first big project.
Finally comfortable letting go [to an extent] and managing agilely. The paragdigm shift was thinking of myself as a content creator / curator. Recordings, images, musings, logs, test results, get it all on Teams in one searchable bucket.