The Rise of AI Scrum Masters : What YOU need to do!

[@Knacki42]

Well, first Spinach wants to connect to a lot of company systems to suck information. My company won't allow this to happen, especially when the data will be stored outside Europe. So unfortunately I won't be able to try out the software.

[@BaldAndCurious]

Calling spinach an AI scrum master is a misnomer. As you said, Scrum Masters are more than process owners.

[@daveherring1765]

Thanks man. Great stuff...

[@yasseryassin8258]

can i have the prompt that you used to get the comparison table from chatgpt

[@derstups]

The best digital scrum master is 10 pages, 14 should you count cover sheet, TOC, End note. Most people dealing with Scrum haven't even been reading this, yet alone stuck to what is described there. They also will not listen to a real AI Scrum Master. So not this meeting minute machine, but a real AI Scrum Master.

[@stephendowlingsd5787]

I think you're on the money here Stephen and it's coming a lot faster than people think!

[@peopleoverprocess]

Agreed Stephen. Its the speed of the transition that is going to take people and organisations unawares. An interesting couple of years ahead!

[@arasgeylani]

AI lacks, and will go on lacking, fundamental non-machinable things such as empathy, emotions, wisdom, without these AI may get better and better at reducing routine work not the magic of human nature behavior. This is not a game of chess where a learning machine can out-play you :)

[@peopleoverprocess]

Hey Aras. Yes completely agree! Unfortunately I think many people find themselves in roles which end up mainly being routine - even ones that in theory should not be like a Scrum Master. I think that is the challenge, which is to leverage AI to do the heavy lifting of the routine work, letting you lean into the non-machinable things (at least for now!)