Simon Lau, Otter’s SVP of product, said that it’s using customer data (only those people who’ve opted-in to provide training data of course), and other public resources to train its AI: The feature is currently in beta, and available for the web version only. This summarizes the key points for you automatically. The company is also introducing AI-powered meeting highlights. Plus, there’s a handy screenshot button to insert an image into the transcript for visual context. This means you can easily revisit important points of the meeting - and even assign these segments to specific team members. You can now highlight sentences in the transcript, and they’re added to a sidebar called Meeting Gems. Otter has included new tools for live transcription and note-taking.
There’s also an option for you to share the live transcription link, so others can look at it during the meeting. This way, you can ask the assistant to join a conflicting appointment, and record it, so you can listen to it later. You can make changes to those meetings, and even select if the Otter Assistant - the company’s AI-powered bot that records meetings automatically - will join. So if you use a different platform, you’ll have to manually record it. Currently, Otter can show events on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. The biggest change to the home screen is that now you can see all your meetings for the week.
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