I like to call this "AI (or ML) as a blunt instrument". You just plug in the model, map inputs to outputs in the most straightforward way.
In some cases that can work, but generally you want to massage the inputs and outputs a lot more than that.
I think they would consider it a success if the existence of that tool drives people to spend more time in Notion
Doesn't have to be revolutionary. It helps to be "in just 1 place"
Re:Introducing Notion AI
by ren_engineer on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @12:14PM
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true, plus I imagine it gives them potential for some usage based pricing to increase revenue from power users
that's what it looks like to me at least, I don't see anything here that 50 other generic GPT-3 tools don't already do. It's just embedded in Notion