> I think it might be that services like Otter need to be adjusted to take into account that not every part of a meeting is of equal sensitivity.
One would like to think that a company transcribing company meetings of varying degrees of sensitivity would have the feature you're describing built into it. If nothing else other than the auditing process that's usually involved for new software.
Maybe just those companies in a rush to adopt the latest AI tooling are not fully considering what they're doing.
One would like to think that a company transcribing company meetings of varying degrees of sensitivity would have the feature you're describing built into it. If nothing else other than the auditing process that's usually involved for new software.
Maybe just those companies in a rush to adopt the latest AI tooling are not fully considering what they're doing.