Allie Miller: Ultrafast AI Will Turn Meetings From Discussion Into Instant Decisions
alliekmiller · x · 2026-09-30
- AI founder Allie Miller argues people are underestimating ultrafast AI: the real impact isn't fast coding or game dev, but restructuring how businesses make decisions.
- Most meeting decisions get postponed "UNTIL" someone builds a prototype, runs an analysis, or pulls competitor info. When AI finishes hours of work in minutes, those "until" moments vanish — meetings stop being "discuss now, decide in 20 more meetings" and become "discuss and decide."
- Her team has practiced this for years: first AI breaks mid-meeting with dictation to personal AIs, then "ghost agents" listening in and managing action items, and next, real-time streaming to an always-on agent that dispatches side agents to return outputs during the meeting itself (e.g., pulling last pricing-change data on screen on request).
- She says the best leaders will know the minimum and ideal data needed per decision, and urges: with every release, question not just productivity but how it changes structure, process, and quality.
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