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For extra transcriptions and features you can upgrade to a paid plan for a monthly cost.Otter includes 600 minutes of transcription free per month.Go to the Otter AI website and create an account or login with an existing Google account.Create groups to invite collaborators and keep organized.Share or export voice notes to inform and update others.Get real-time captions and, within minutes, a searchable transcript synched with audio and photos plus speakers and key phrases.Import or sync recordings from other services including Zoom.Record conversations from your phone or computer.Check out that entire part of the conversation in the image, below.Otter is the smart note-taking and collaboration app that business people, students, and journalists use to get more value from meetings, calls, video conferences, interviews, lectures, and wherever important conversations happen. Otter allows you to record, transcribe, share and review conversations on your phone or web browser and you can search, play, edit, organize and share your conversations from multiple devices. In case you were wondering, I didn't write those sentences down they come directly from Otter which was recording our conversation in the chaos of a hallway of Fira Gran Via, the Barcelona venue where Mobile World Congress is held. (They) give us a lot of feedback, give us a lot of good training data so that we can improve our product and the end user experience," Simon Lau, head of product at AI Sense, told me. We want to get a lot of users (.) We want to grow a healthy user base. The app is free, but a paid version is currently not a priority and is expected in the second half of this year. In other words: Do not expect wonders in a noisy environment. Whatever you do on one device is reflected everywhere. This is unsurprising: With dozens of people talking around you and a voice coming out of the speakerphone drowning out your conversation, I don't think any transcription engine would do a very job. With the Otter mobile app, you can record conversations, receive notifications on all your devices, and stay in sync when you’re on the move. In the extremely busy environment of Mobile World Congress, however, Otter's transcript was nowhere near the quality level that would make it usable - especially when recording my voice (it did better with the voices it was trained for). And it actually does its job quite well in a reasonably quiet room - errors are there, obviously, but having an automated transcript right after you're done with an interview is very useful for journalists (you also get the audio recording of the conversation, don't worry). Otter uses AI smarts for automatic speech recognition, speaker separation and identification as well as deep content search - features not commonly seen on similar software solutions. The best tech of Mobile World Congress 2018
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