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ElevenLabs’ new app combines meeting note-taking and dictation for teams

ElevenAI is a new meeting notetaker and dictation app aimed at teams and enterprises.

In a recent development, ElevenLabs has introduced its experimental app, ElevenAI, which combines meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent integration. This new offering was unveiled at the company's 11/11 Summit in New York and is currently in preview mode, requiring users to sign up for early access. ElevenLabs, valued at a substantial $22 billion, positions ElevenAI as a team-oriented product rather than a personal productivity tool.

The app boasts an array of features commonly found in other dictation and meeting note-taking applications. It can automatically take notes during meetings, alert participants about the recording, and enable users to retrieve data from previous meetings for quick reference. Additionally, ElevenAI provides live assistance during chats, helping team members recall crucial details from earlier conversations.

The platform also supports integration with ElevenAgent, allowing teams to perform follow-up tasks like drafting emails based on the meeting notes.

Another notable feature is the dictation function, which converts spoken words into well-structured text in various languages. ElevenLabs claims its app can grasp industry-specific terminology during both dictation and meeting transcription.

By unveiling ElevenAI, ElevenLabs aims to provide enterprise teams with an alternative to purchasing separate notetaking licenses. Instead, the company hopes to offer a solution that streamlines knowledge extraction and automates follow-up actions within teams. As meeting-related tools strive to become central knowledge hubs for organizations, ElevenAI joins the competition in automating knowledge acquisition and task automation based on transcribed content.

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