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« An efficient meeting assistant that uses real-time AI to facilitate note-taking, task creation, e-mail writing, etc. Ideal for optimizing teamwork and collaboration »

« Edit your podcasts and create music with these AI plugins for Audacity. Remove noise, transcribe, generate and separate tracks »

« Transcribe your voice in real time in your browser thanks to AI. Works offline in 100 languages. Based on OpenAI's Whisper model. »

« Transcribe and subtitle your audios with precise time-stamps for each word. AI works locally, is multilingual, robust and fast. Ideal for videos and podcasts »

« Automatically transcribe and translate audio documents in over 50 languages with astonishing accuracy. Free access and real-time transcription via microphone »

« Transcribe your audio files into text with remarkable accuracy thanks to this open source speech recognition model. Take advantage of features such as automatic punctuation and precise word time stamping »

« Experience a proactive AI agent that listens to your meetings in real time, identifies needs and tasks, summarizes, takes notes and proposes instant actions for each team, with no extra effort »

« Enjoy 100 FREE minutes daily for AI-powered animated captions in 100+ languages—add them to your videos in seconds!  »

« An open-source AI model created by Nvidia for speech recognition and translation in 25 European languages (1 billion parameters) »

« Get live transcripts with ultra-low latency of 150 ms, support for over 90 languages, word-for-word timestamps, and segments ready for use in captions or summaries »

« Create podcasts, audiobooks, and videos with cinematic emotional voice cloning that laughs, whispers, and breathes naturally. The tool supports many languages and can also produce detailed transcripts to help you quickly assimilate information »

« Extract text from any image with this AI-powered optical character recognition. The tool understands semantic context and preserves document structure. It outperforms Tesseract on handwriting and low-quality images »