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Otter.ai's new update cuts minutes, limits access to archives for users from September 27 for its transcription service

As part of its latest updates, the company will add Otter Assistant which will automatically join meetings (even if you don't) on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet to capture and share notes and meeting insights

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With users realising the benefits of artificial intelligence with each passing day, even apps providing the service are making the most of the demand. Otter.ai, known for its automated transcription service has now released a new update that reduces the number of free hours for transcription from 600 to 300 minutes per month - for free users. They have also limited their free access to only 25 recent conversations, while the older ones would be available via the paid mode only.   

Otter.ai is popular tool to record interviews with real-time transcription.

The company said late on August 18 that it is making some big changes to its offerings for both free and paying customers, applicable from September 27.

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