u/hulk14
What AI note taker are you actually using for client meetings?
Hey,
I've been helping a lawyer friend look at different AI note takers and there are way more options than I expected. The problem isn't getting a transcript anymore. It's finding something that actually makes it easy to go back and find what a client said a month later. Tried Bluedot on my side and liked that it records without a bot joining the meeting, creates transcripts, summaries, action items, and keeps everything searchable afterward.
What are you all using? Are AI meeting notes good enough for legal work? Do you still end up writing everything yourself afterward? Any feedback is highly appreciated.
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