ElevenLabs has opened free early access to ElevenAI, an employee application that turns conversations into meeting notes, summaries and action items. Introduced at the company’s New York Summit, it uses Scribe v3 for speech transcription. ElevenLabs says participant notice and consent mechanisms are built in, while live assistance during calls was also demonstrated.
ElevenLabs, a company developing speech and voice software, introduced ElevenAI at its New York Summit on 11 November.[1], [2]
Free early access is open. Co-founder and chief executive Mati Staniszewski presented the application for employees. It turns conversations, including in-person meetings, into notes and action items. The app is intended to help employees retain information from spoken exchanges and organize follow-up work.[1]
Dictation and meeting notes use Scribe v3, ElevenLabs’ speech-to-text model. At the end of a meeting, ElevenAI produces a summary and action items for attendees. Live assistance that supplies context during calls was also demonstrated at the summit. The product is in early access; the demonstration does not place every capability shown into general availability.[1]
ElevenLabs says notice and consent mechanisms for meeting participants are built into the application. ElevenAI is intended to adapt to a company’s tools and processes, while passing relevant context between people and software agents that carry out tasks. These workplace connections are part of the application’s announced design, alongside its initial role in capturing conversations and organizing what participants need to do afterward.[1]
