
ElevenLabs has released an experimental app called ElevenAI, combining meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent integration for enterprise teams. Launched at its 11/11 Summit, the tool allows users to query past meetings, receive live assistance during chats, and automate follow-up actions like email drafting using ElevenAgent. The app supports over 90 languages and leverages the company's new v3 Scribe speech-to-text models for industry-specific accuracy. This move signals ElevenLabs' intent to become a central knowledge hub for companies, potentially displacing dedicated notetaker software.
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