Siroker: The biggest flaw of note-taking is needing foresight on future needs
Dan Siroker · AI Hot Takes and Unusual Twitter Fundraising Strategies with Dan Siroker (Rewind AI) · Sep 14, 2023 · at 6:20
Dan Siroker, co-founder and CEO of Rewind AI, discusses the inherent limitations of manual note-taking compared to automated passive memory tools.
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“You never know what you're going to need later. That's the biggest downside to taking notes is like you need the foresight to know what is it the thing I might want later.”
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