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>>isodev+(OP)
I am curious if they have been silently saving voice to text transcription in the background on all calls and if AI will be permitted to ingest all of that data. A great deal could be learned from private one on one calls in the corporate world. The insider knowledge one could gain about corporations and governments would be fascinating.

>>LinuxB+Qd
I feel as if 2023 could become the inflection point where we will finally start investing in our own infrastructure again. Video calls for example are really a commodity service to be set up at this point.

>>musha6+mn
Odds of any company spending the millions of dollars required to do that poorly, let alone going the extra distance to do it right: about zero.

>>TheRea+bx
What is so hard about it? It's a web app and some video manipulation. It would be nice if computers were usable enough that this would take a weekend.

>>Button+Rj1
The part where "it's a web app and some video manipulation" requires hiring about a million dollars worth of "at least three developers" (which costs a company their salary plus that entire salary again for insurance, health care coverage, etc) to write and maintain that app for you, plus the at least another million that it'll set you back ensuring that you have all the hardware in all your offices to make that smooth rather than "OH FOR FUCKS SAKE CAN WE PLEASE JUST USE ZOOM WHAT THE FUCK" from every single employee.