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It's an AI planner that is open source and solves scheduling problems for recurring 1:1's, ad hoc team meetings
It uses AI models to automate the calendar like a vector search engine to create event templates that tells the AI planner how to behave when things don't fit properly on your calendar
So far, people will share if it's funny.
It still needs to go into the direction of utility
Not sure you understand. That is what I was going for. 1. share an interesting prompt 2. Have someone validate the response if you're not comfortable with what ChatGPT gave you.
how about with a stackoverflow like site for help? That's the idea I thought of: https://www.gptoverflow.link/
It is basically a constraint solver. It uses Optaplanner under the hood.
Here's the Problem - Solution:
Imagine going back and forth for recurring 1:1 meetings in your email for your team. Now imagine working in a remote team with different timezones. Now imagine arranging an ad hoc team meeting that was not planned for your remote team.
How do you get everyone together without disturbing their work flow (aka tasks)?
Use AI to find open slots from everyone's calendar and move things around if possible to find a good spot for everyone.
Add tasks on your calendar from any app. Let the AI scheduler move around these task events while still giving you time to get them done.
Now take this even a step further with events that are modifiable and can be placed somewhere else based on your priorities. Let all of this happen automagically for you on a daily basis before work starts.
It uses AI for flexible meetings. Basically, meeting & task events move around to find open slots to accommodate new events. These flexible events are necessary but not urgent that can easily change based on changing priorities.
Task events are also flexible and move around based on changing priorities.
Basically, makes your and your team's calendar fluid around meetings and tasks that are time blocked
When you train these events and especially recurring events, your calendar arranges itself like magic. This happens because of Autopilot that runs on a daily basis.
Even the Netflix documentary showed a short section on Ghosn's misuse of funds and not even on a large enough scale (Billions) to get such strong reaction by the Japanese justice system.
Plus I believe that any justice system that traces its roots on a past hierarchical system (ex: monarchy, dictatorship, communism) without any revolutions to change it is heavily biased & distorted from reality for other political inclinations.