ElevenLabs, a leading voice AI company valued at $22 billion, has launched ElevenAI, an experimental app designed to integrate meeting note-taking, dictation, and follow-up automation for teams and enterprises.

  • Combines meeting notes, dictation, and AI agents for team use
  • Supports over 90 languages with industry-specific term recognition
  • Enables follow-up actions like email drafts through ElevenAgent integration

What happened

ElevenLabs unveiled ElevenAI during its 11/11 Summit in New York as an experimental app that merges meeting note-taking, live dictation, and agent-assisted task automation. The app is currently in preview and requires users to sign up for early access rather than offering an immediate public release.

The platform combines transcription of meetings, notifying participants of recordings, and real-time assistance to help users recall details from prior conversations. ElevenAI also supports converting speech into polished text across any app in over 90 languages and incorporates ElevenLabs' agent platform to automate tasks such as composing follow-up emails based on meeting content.

Why it matters

In a competitive market with recent launches from Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola, ElevenLabs is positioning ElevenAI not just as a productivity tool for individuals but as an enterprise-grade solution for teams to centralize and harness meeting knowledge.

By enabling integration with its own agent platform and supporting industry-specific terminology, ElevenLabs aims to reduce reliance on multiple licenses for note-taking tools, presenting a unified system to automate knowledge extraction and follow-up workflows, a priority trend among enterprise meeting tools.

What to watch next

Monitoring ElevenAI’s adoption and how enterprises integrate it into their existing workflows will be key, especially to see if it can displace other note-taking licenses by offering an all-in-one solution that spans transcription, dictation, and automated follow-ups.

Additionally, ElevenLabs’ ongoing improvements to its speech-to-text models, such as the recent v3 Scribe release enabling live transcription and customizable models for specific organizational data, could further enhance ElevenAI’s contextual understanding and automation capabilities in the near future.

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