[aurareturn]

I don't understand why Slack hasn't fully implemented LLMs. Imagine as a new comer, you don't understand why a product decision was made 3 years ago. You ask Slack to summarize the conversations on why this choice was made based on messages 3 years ago. How powerful is that?

Slack can probably charge an extra $10/month/user for this.

[SchemaLoad]

Has any company got this feature? Sounds like the kind of thing that sounds good in theory but is hard to actually pull off. To complete this query you'd have to process almost the entirety of the chat history in every channel. Which sounds extremely expensive, and we know LLMs start to go off the rails when you give them too much context.

[atemerev]

Because implementing _useful_ AI features is hard.

[aurareturn]

What do you think is hard about it? What do you think Slack needs to do to enable this feature?

[atemerev]

Useful summarization of long dialogues is harder than it looks.

[aurareturn]

What do you think is hard about it? What do you think Slack needs to do to enable this feature?

[paxys]

Slack does have this. Basic AI summaries are included in all paid plans, and AI search and other features are part of the $20/mo plan.