This latest and wearable Plaude NotePin S has a sleek design and provides a more refined experience with more intuition, better wearability and improved performance.

What if your meeting notes could write themselves, accurately, securely, and in real time? With the rise of AI-powered note-taking tools, this is no longer a futuristic dream but a practical reality.

Artificial intelligence has slipped quietly into our meetings. Zoom, Google Meet and other platforms now offer AI notetakers that listen, record and share summaries. At first, it feels like a helpful ...

Plaud's desktop app lets you record meetings without a bot . The way most AI meeting assistants work is that they join your calls with you as visible participants. This means that ...

Charter tested seven different AI meeting-notes tools, some that take notes by adding a bot to virtual meetings and some that rely on data from your computer’s speakers and microphone without the use ...

Taking meeting notes is a chore, so why not leave that task to AI? That’s the premise behind a new startup, Granola, whose AI-powered notepad app lets you combine your own notes with those created by ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Hardware maker Plaud launched a new AI notetaker called Plaud NotePin S, along with a desktop app that helps you take notes for digital meetings, ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The company first ...

Once you have the required subscriptions to access Copilot in Microsoft Teams, you can use Copilot to take meeting notes by following these steps: If you are late to the meeting, to ensure that the ...

Pre-launch hands-on demos at CES 2026 will showcase a new category of on-device AI hardware designed to record, capture, and summarize meetings into actionable notes, all without cloud dependency.

Here is your AI recap of the monthly sales-team meeting held at 14:00 on May 1st 2025. There were ten attendees at the meeting, and 45 questions were asked. A total of 18 action items were detected.