The app itself takes notes in real time, where participants can watch it happen, and then edit the transcript afterward. Launched in 2016, Otter’s flagship is an automated AI-enabled transcriptions service that does away with arduous note-taking. Sam Liang, co-founder and chief executive of Otter.ai, said that he was inspired by Tesla’s Autopilot system and the power of AI to get things done in everyday life. “Similarly, we’ve seen the huge improvements in Otter’s AI capabilities, and now our OtterPilot promises to eliminate note-taking, save time and improve meeting productivity for our user’s next billion meetings,” he said. It works by acting like a studious member of the business who joins the meeting and simply listens to the meeting and automatically gets the job done so that everyone else can pay attention to their own jobs. The new service, called OtterPilot, essentially “automates meetings from start to finish,” said the company. Otter.ai Inc., a popular artificial intelligence meeting transcription app, today launched a new AI-powered meeting assistant that can join meetings and take over the role of taking live notes, including making screen grabs and summarizing key points afterward.

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