[Product] : Transcripts in Google Meet [WHAT IT DOES:] It automatically converts live spoken dialogue into a timestamped, speaker-labeled text document. [WHAT CAN'T BE FULLY SPEC'D: ] Identifying the meaning of conversation based on prosody. Elements such as pitch, tone, intonation determining the true nature of conversation. This cannot be spec'd since the rules are pretty vague [WHY AI (NOT SOMETHING SIMPLER): ] We need deep intelligence to identify the true nature of conversation (for example is it sarcastic versus serious discussion) just on basis of hearing a conversation. This cannot be codified outside AI. [HOW IT HANDLES BEING WRONG: ] it delivers the output in an editable Google Docs, acknowledging that the transcript is a draft rather than a source of truth. it acknowledges upfront that the draft can be wrong at times and puts the onus on users to verify the veracity of content. Encourages users to correct the content as required. [ONE THING THE TRADITIONAL PM WOULD MISS: ] A traditional PM would likely obsess over the accuracy of the transcription (e.g., word error rate), whereas the actual user pain point is summarization and retrieval—knowing that a 90% accurate transcript I can find in 2 seconds is more valuable than a 99% accurate one buried in a video file I have to re-watch.

@Sid Arora It would be great to have a look at all titles in the course like screenshot below. I am interested in the strategy part. Additionally, do you think the course has something for Senior folks?