An excellent and unusually measured contribution to the AI debate, as I would expect from this writer.
Accessibility is resistance
https://tink.uk/accessibility-is-resistance/
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An excellent and unusually measured contribution to the AI debate, as I would expect from this writer.
Accessibility is resistance
https://tink.uk/accessibility-is-resistance/
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@doubletap@tweesecake.social Great to hear your review of Plaude today.
Two things:
1) The original Plaude Pin gives one buzz when you turn it on and two when you turn it off, so you always know the status. The pressure button is fine: no issues. I've been using mine for nearly 18 months many times a day and it has totally reshaped my workflow.
2) With reference to Zoom, Teams and Google Meet, I was surprised you didn't talk about Plaude Desktop which is tied into the service. This does all that you were talking about but not through the hardware device. I'm using this several times a day now and frequently my device isn't even in the same room as me because you don't need it for this use case. My meeting summaries are second to none. Your account needs to be associated with one of the hardware devices but that's all. It even works on the free plan. Go try it I think you'll like it.
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@doubletap@tweesecake.social Yep. Plaude desktop has definitely changed my life and how I handle meetings nowadays. Like the app, the accessibility of the Desktop and the website could do with some serious love, but there have been improvements in recent months and the minor work-arounds you have to do don't outweigh all the benefits. I've used workflows for years whereby meetings with clients (including interviews and research) were recorded with their permission. I would then get something like Otter AI to transcribe, and then usually another package to summarise. The recent upsurge of products that do all three and can even be set to do them automatically in some cases is one of the things I love about AI. I've tested several of them but keep coming back to Plaude. I hope you continue to enjoy it as much as I do.
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@stevenscott@tweesecake.social Great to hear your review of Plaude today.
Two things:
1) The original Plaude Pin gives one buzz when you turn it on and two when you turn it off, so you always know the status. The pressure button is fine: no issues. I've been using mine for nearly 18 months many times a day and it has totally reshaped my workflow.
2) With reference to Zoom, Teams and Google Meet, I was surprised you didn't talk about Plaude Desktop which is tied into the service. This does all that you were talking about but not through the hardware device. I'm using this several times a day now and frequently my device isn't even in the same room as me because you don't need it for this use case. My meeting summaries are second to none. Your account needs to be associated with one of the hardware devices but that's all. It even works on the free plan. Go try it I think you'll like it.
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