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Wished you could annotate your notes and exchange messages with collaborators in Otter.ai? Now you can, with Comments.

You can teach Otter.ai proper names, jargon, acronyms, and unique name spellings with Custom Vocabulary – a paid features in Otter Premium and...

One of the most requested features is now available! This simple but effective feature ‘ottermagically’ creates a summary of all your highlights...

Learn how to export transcripts from Otter.ai as Microsoft Word documents and SRT files with automatic line breaks to boost your workflow efficiency even more.

Jo-Ann Christina started using Otter as a way to capture notes and details during courses. A truly dedicated student, she had found that...

Michaela O'Neill needed help. Asperger’s Syndrome kept her mind wandering and losing focus during class. She knew she needed to pay attention...

From transcribing meetings and speeches in real time to detecting speakers and keywords, Otter Voice Meeting Notes is often considered one of the coolest AI apps by analysts and users alike.

Journalists, writers, podcasters, students, and business professionals praise Otter Voice Meeting Notes for making it easier to transcribe interviews, write articles, and take notes.

Otter can automatically sync cloud recordings from your Zoom account and transcribe them in your Otter account.

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A how-to guide for using Otter for subtitles editing and creating captions for videos.

Content creators stay prolific by using Otter to capture story ideas on the go and write more easily by speaking.

An inspirational story about a young Korean woman who is motivated to improve her English.

Nicholas Fandos covers the Capitol, where “a lot of energy goes into being in the right place at the right time.” Some in-house resources help. How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Nicholas Fandos, a reporter in Washington who covers Congress,

Dale Beaumont is a dynamic and compelling business educator, speaker, entrepreneur and author, Dale...

Jeremy Caplan, Director of Education for the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism at the City University of New...

Real accounts by real people who have used the Otter app and recommended it.

The Otter app uses AI and machine learning to render accurate transcripts that identify speakers, suggest keywords, and allow keyword searching. By Natalie Gagliordi for Between the Lines, ZDNet – see original article Free transcription app Otter.ai is introducing a new product that aims to bring collaborative voice transcription to

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The startup has pulled off a feature that artificial intelligence giants and natural language processing software have been working on for years.