THE INTRODUCTION WAS ALREADY IN THE NOTES
Jesse Middleton asked what happens if the major AI models stop improving. His answer: we'd still have years of work figuring out what to build with them.
His example was an introduction. After a founder call, Muse read his Granola notes, noticed he had offered to connect two people, and drafted the introduction. He hadn't separately asked it to write the email. The commitment was already in the meeting notes.
That's a useful product question: can the assistant pick up work you already agreed to do? It has to find the commitment, understand enough context to draft it, and earn enough trust for you to keep giving it access. Jesse was talking about making that happen reliably, rather than waiting for another model release.
He invited people building with today's AI to show him what they were working on. I replied: "You might find what we’re working on at https://dealyo.co interesting. We should do a proper catch up!"