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ℹ️ ABOUT THIS EPISODE

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Tom and Paco discuss the effectiveness of AI tools versus manual note-taking during meetings. They start by examining various AI tools like Fireflies, Meet Geek, ClickUp, and Loom, noting that while these tools can be helpful, they often lack the context needed to produce truly useful notes and action items. Tom emphasizes that AI tools can create more friction than help if not used correctly, drawing comparisons to using a personal assistant who lacks context. Paco argues that relying too heavily on AI can undermine the importance of manual work, which engages the brain and ensures clarity and context. They both agree that AI tools work best for recurring tasks where data extraction can be standardized, but for more nuanced and context-heavy work, manual note-taking remains superior. Ultimately, they stress the importance of having a well-defined system before attempting to integrate AI or automate processes.

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