The Plaud Note and NotePin AI Voice Recorders are catching attention with their fantastic note-taking features and a deal that’s hard to resist. Right now, you can snag either of these handy devices ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI, there are productivity tools that truly help you better succeed in life. Among them is PLAUD, the creator of products like NotePin and Note, two AI recording ...

While there’s a lot of debate over how much AI will soon impact different industries, perhaps one job you won’t mind it taking is the tedious role of note-taking and transcribing. Now, a handy new ...

If you rely on a voice recorder or voice notes app to catch conversations, record meetings, take notes in class or do interviews while on the job, PLAUD.AI is here to take the technology firmly into ...

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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Everybody’s suddenly building hardware to take notes on your meetings — but the software’s really the trick.

The Plaud NotePin is a wearable AI voice recorder that's been designed for anyone who needs to take notes or summarize conversations or meetings. Think of it as an AI-enhanced dictaphone; however, it ...

Plaud Inc., the maker of artificial intelligence note-taking pins, has introduced the Plaud NotePin S, the latest in its family of wearable devices capable of recording audio and processing it using ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Taking notes is an essential part of everyday life for most people. It could be for meetings at work, to remember the key points of a lecture ...

When I began work on last week’s column about an Austin woman who is using AI to reinvent herself as a songwriter, I hopped in my car and drove northwest to interview her. We initially met in a ...