Do you use AI-powered software to record meeting notes? If so, what do you use?

I use Otter but it does have the bot that joins … if you have suspicious callers and you’re not disclosing you’re recording the call it can be challenging

I'm finding Laxis.AI to be particularly good. The only issue is their AI credits for meeting summaries and the like are a bit stingy.

I'm testing a new service called http://4149.ai which has a unique feature that's super useful. In addition to creating a meeting summary it allows you to ask the AI questions of the transcript and delivers surprisingly accurate and useful responses. It's surprisingly handy to be able to ask natural language questions about what someone said about something or to ask about patterns or examples of how something has come up over the past few meetings, etc. I haven't seen that feature in other services and it seems a step above other more basic AI summaries. Incidentally, I've also been using Supernormal, which works well, with good, clear, accurate summaries.

We use https://parrot.ai/, relative newcomer , but has some cool features.

Hey @rrhoover , Beesy (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...) co-founder here. Though we don't have meeting notes taking capability yet but we do record meetings without a bot. Also we'll be adding bot free transcriptions soon. Do give it a try if you think it'll be helpful.

Thank you for this question Ryan, stopped using Otter when pandemic stopped and haven't used any for past two years but will give some tools mentioned in the thread a try cos they look awesome!

Recently I came to try Otter. I was nicely surprised at how accurate it can be. It's a great time saver. otter.ai

https://krisp.ai is the best tool for me

Ai is life changing

I use it for speech to text and to create image from text