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Sep 14, 2026

Sarah EdmondsonHOST
11:47
And I think then when we were asked about how we chose what to include and how many words we cut for the ending.
Sarah EdmondsonHOST
11:55
And we shared that we used Otter AI transcripts to reference our own work to figure out which episodes included what.
Sarah EdmondsonHOST
12:04
I think just the mention of using AI was offensive to Patricia.
Sarah EdmondsonHOST
12:08
Why is it
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:18
That's being tested right now.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:20
Otter.ai faces consolidated class actions claiming its notetaker records everyone in a meeting, including people who never signed up, without real consent.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:29
Otter's answer is that the bot is a tool of the meeting host, not an outside eavesdropper.
Ernest SvensonNARRATOR
3:35
A separate set of suits against Fireflies.ai runs on a different theory.
Tara WilliamsGUEST
20:33
Those are two common accommodations.
Tara WilliamsGUEST
20:35
and then note takers, whether that's sort of Otter AI or being able to record lectures from the instructors.
Tara WilliamsGUEST
20:43
There's also some that at times are allotted, like getting materials in advance.
Tara WilliamsGUEST
20:48
So that's super helpful for students to be able to print out the materials.
Brian KahanekGUEST
25:16
So nice.
Scott KestersonHOST
25:16
I dump the f- full voice track into what's called Otter.ai, and it, uh, it draws out in 10 to 15 minutes a very detailed s- um, transcript of the entire show.
Scott KestersonHOST
25:30
And I've had people ask me that they'd like transcripts.
Scott KestersonHOST
25:33
Well, that's gonna soon become available, where every show they're gonna be able to download the transcript.
Rebecca JoynerHOST
19:16
I know you might be thinking this is antiquated information.
Rebecca JoynerHOST
19:20
Students can have ChachiBT, Otter AI, listen to you lecture, and then that'll take the notes for them.
Rebecca JoynerHOST
19:27
There is proof of the importance in the brain for a tactile connection in learning, that they move their hands and they're moving their eyeballs as they're writing, and that helps commit things to memories in ways that Otter AI functioning for them does not.
Rebecca JoynerHOST
19:43
This is one of the situations where it's not about the end result of having completed notes.
Rebecca JoynerHOST
19:49
It's about the process of writing the notes and what that does for their brains.
Elizabeth SalmounGUEST
14:23
Without asking questions.
Elizabeth SalmounGUEST
14:25
So it's like, who are you going to choose? We are in such a, in my industry specifically at Otter.ai, we're in such a competitive landscape, right? And everyone has very similar tools.
Elizabeth SalmounGUEST
14:35
So how do you provide that value? It's in the humans that are interacting.
Elizabeth SalmounGUEST
14:40
Yes.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:00
You know what a nail gun and AI have in common? Neither one can build a house.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:04
A bad carpenter with a nail gun is still a bad carpenter, but a great carpenter with a nail gun can build a whole lot faster.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:12
That's exactly how AI works.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:15
It doesn't replace experience, it multiplies it.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:18
Today, I'm gonna show you the five places every contractor can start multiplying their experience immediately.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:25
This is the Contractor's Test Forum.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:27
I'm Wade Carpenter with Carpenter Company CBAs, alongside Stephen Brown with McDaniel Whitley Bonding and Insurance.
Wade CarpenterHOST
0:33
Stephen, I know a lot of our listeners out there want AI to revolutionize their company, but they don't know how to unbox that
speaker_2UNKNOWN
35:35
landing.
Chris J. EvansGUEST
35:36
And I was like, what? was I doing wrong? So then I started to use Otter AI, right? So it'd record everything.
Chris J. EvansGUEST
35:43
And then I would read back the transcripts and then I reached out to my business coach
speaker_2UNKNOWN
35:48
and
Emily RuseHOST
0:34
Hello, everybody, and welcome back to the Beyond the Needle podcast.
Emily RuseHOST
0:37
Today, I am delighted to be joined by Emma Michael, AI trainer, business strategist and founder of Emma Michael AI Solutions, where she helps business owners get to grips with AI in a way that actually makes sense.
Emily RuseHOST
0:49
for their business.
Emily RuseHOST
0:51
And I think this episode is going to be really useful for a lot of you because AI is something I am being asked about constantly at the moment.
Emily RuseHOST
0:57
Everybody wants to know how to use it, what tools to use, how to get better results from it, but most of the information out there is either really technical and overwhelming or so kind of surface level that it's not actually helpful at all.
Emily RuseHOST
1:08
And obviously we know that AI is on the rise.
Emily RuseHOST
1:11
I do have quite a few strong opinions about on it, which do come up with Emma and we talk about, you know, not just the best ways to use it as a business owner, but also the ethical side of it and how to make sure you're staying within the law.
Emily RuseHOST
1:23
Emma's approach with AI is a little bit different.
Mandy JohnHOST
11:55
Sometimes it's just a great question I hear that I would like to start asking my clients.
Mandy JohnHOST
12:00
For voice notes or things on the go, I use Otter.ai or I will text it to myself.
Mandy JohnHOST
12:08
Sometimes I'll text myself a voice note.
Mandy JohnHOST
12:10
Some people don't know that you can do that.

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