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Hi Dinesh,

Just one comment for your consideration.

Let's wait for Dale's editorial review.

THANKS!

Best regards,
Denis

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Great blog post, yet again. Thank you! If you could just get clearer pictures, that would be great.

Watch for some punctuation issues - they can really change how something reads.


Part 7 of our **Gen AI for PM series**

## Intro:
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You really don't need "Intro", but it's okay to keep, especially since you've used the same heading level. But I'd still take out the colon and just say "Intro" or "Introduction" if you prefer.


Meetings often move fast, ideas overlap, action items get lost, and key insights can slip through the cracks. This is where **AI agents step in as the meeting whisperers**.

Working quietly in the background, they **listen, summarize, and highlight what matters most**, from decisions and deadlines to risks and follow-ups. Instead of spending hours sifting through notes or trying to recall what was agreed upon, project managers get **concise, structured outputs** that keep everyone aligned.
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If you are going to use "PMs" later or throughout the rest of the blog post, make sure you define it here where it says "project managers (PMs) get concise..."


With AI handling the details, teams can focus on the conversation itself, making meetings more productive and outcomes far clearer.

**PMs spend 30–50% of their time in meetings**
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I would change the header from saying exactly the same thing as you have below to something different. Perhaps:

  • Reclaim your time
  • Less meetings, more impact
  • Spend less time in meetings
  • Reduce meeting fatigue


If you’re a project manager, this stat will hit home: PMs spend **30–50% of their time in meetings.**

Some days, it feels like an endless relay of Zoom calls, each one blending into the next. You jot down notes, chase action items, and try to keep everyone aligned. But by the end of the week, you’re buried under meeting fatigue with precious little time left for strategic work.
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change "you're buried under meeting fatigue" to "you're plagued with meeting fatigue"


Some days, it feels like an endless relay of Zoom calls, each one blending into the next. You jot down notes, chase action items, and try to keep everyone aligned. But by the end of the week, you’re buried under meeting fatigue with precious little time left for strategic work.

This is where **AI agent steps in as your “meeting whisperer”** capturing what matters, automating the follow-up, and helping you cut meetings in half without losing alignment.
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Add "the" in front of "AI agent steps in" - This is where the AI agent steps in...


<center><img src="/img/7.3.png" width="600" height="550" alt="Auto-generating task" title="Auto-generating task"></center>

### Section 3: Sentiment and engagement analysis in meetings
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Remove "Section 3:"


<center><img src="/img/7.4.png" width="600" height="550" alt="AI meeting" title="AI meeting"></center>

### Section 4: Meeting-free decision-making culture
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Remove "Section 4:"


**As an example**: A software team cuts their weekly syncs from 10 to 5. Instead of rehashing status updates, they review AI-prepared summaries and spend meetings on problem-solving.

The illustration below shows how AI meeting summaries can dramatically reduce the time spent in meetings. In the **“Before” view**, project managers sit through around **10 meetings per week**, often just to gather updates. In the **“After” view**, with AI generating clear, reliable summaries, the number of meetings drops to **5 per week**, freeing up time for deeper work while keeping everyone equally (or even better) informed.
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For "Before" view and "After" view, don't bold "view" and use sentence case:

In the "before" view, project managers...

In the "after" view, with AI generating...


<center><img src="/img/7.5.png" width="600" height="550" alt="Decision-making culture" title="Decision-making culture"></center>

### Conclusion: Less meeting fatigue, more results
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You don't really need "Conclusion:" but I've noticed that you use it in all your posts, so it's fine to keep.


**Key takeaway**

**AI remembers and follows up so PMs don’t have to freeing them to focus on leadership, not logistics.**
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this sentence isn't clear to me. "PMs don't have to freeing them"...

Oh... wait, I think I know what you mean...

"AI remembers and follows up, so PMs don't have to--freeing them to focus on leadership, not logistics."

It needs some additional punctuation, as shown above.

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