An AI service running directly on WhatsApp could summarize busy group chats and draft replies for you. The speaker thinks it's close to possible, since bot integrations already work on other platforms, and says the time saved might be worth the risk of occasional misreadings.
I've started thinking, should I have OpenCloud running on my WhatsApp to summarize the numerous groups which I'm in, which, you know, I just need a cursory look? And should I actually answer for me when it needs to? So how far are we from that? I mean, don't we have already most book, you know, like social media dedicated? Yeah, but that's bots to bots. Or integrate between each other. I'm thinking, for example, like, you know, some of my kids, you know, sports group or like, you know, school things, right? Where I get like a gazillion like parents engaging in a message, which is like, I don't have time for that. Right? Like, shouldn't I just plug that into Open Claw and have it respond for me and summarize what has happened? How far are we from that? Not very far. At some point, I will believe that my time is more valuable than the risk of misinterpreting the message. At some point, in some groups, somebody already has done it, I'm sure, and I'm not very far from doing it.
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