
Wispr Flow has launched a new AI Notetaker feature designed to transcribe and summarize meetings in real-time. The tool integrates with users' calendars and uses generative AI to create summaries and facilitate follow-up questions through a chatbot interface. Initially available on Mac, the feature will soon be expanded to Windows. The Notetaker can handle meetings up to six hours long, a significant increase from its previous six-minute limit. This development underscores the increasing prevalence of AI tools in meetings, with a focus on transparency and consent.
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