Best Ways to Automatically Take Notes During Meetings

What kinda budget do you guys think is reasonable for these AI tools? Some seem super pricey.

If your meetings have tons of jargon or specific terms, look for tools that let you train custom vocabularies.

The best tool for you depends on your workflow. Some are better if you want real time captions, others are more about post-meeting summaries.

You can also check ai-u.com for new or trending tools. They list some pretty solid options that people might not know about yet.

Remember to check privacy policies since your meetings might have sensitive info recorded by these tools.

Tried a few AI note capturers but honestly, nothing beats just jotting down the key points yourself. The tech is good but still needs tweaking.

Make sure whatever tool you pick can export notes in formats you actually use, like Google Docs or Evernote.

Does anyone find it tough getting the AI to understand multiple people talking at once? That’s been my biggest hassle.

Anyone tried combining AI note tools with task management apps? Wondering how seamless that really is.

Honestly, voice recognition has come a long way but accents and background noises still throw most systems off.

Not sure if anyone else does this, but I sometimes record the meeting and then run it through AI later instead of live transcribing.

Had one too many times where AI totally butchered the spelling of names and it looked unprofessional in notes.

I use Otter.ai and it's pretty reliable. Integrates well with Zoom too which is a bonus.

I keep my meetings super short and use AI to help catch what I missed later on. Works best for me that way.

I found using an AI note-taking tool that integrates with my calendar makes scheduling and reviewing meetings way easier.

For those who need quick summaries, some tools highlight action items automatically. That feature saves me a lot of time!

I've been using an app that records and then transcribes everything automatically. It's super handy but sometimes misses some words if the speaker talks too fast.