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How long is the battery life on it? Could you wear/use it all day on one charge or would you need to charge it mid day, that’s probably one of the most important things to me.
Apple Intelligence is going to straight up kill this company. I had the Plaud Note and used it daily until the iOS 18.1 Beta. Now I use Voice Memos and Writing Tools. Basically the exact same thing, and the best thing is it's free.
@@SpencerScottPugh Really simple: 1. Record in Voice Memos 2. Export to Notes 3. Process Transcript with Writing Tools It's actually a better workflow than what I had with the Plaud Note, which made it cumbersome to export the Transcript and Summary to an app like Notes.
I am curious, in California all parties have to agree to be recorded do these devices let you know there could be laws that prevent the use of this device?
I would assume that’s up to the user. You have to manually start the recording so idk why that would be on Plaud if you decide to record someone without consent
@@SpencerScottPugh This seems like one of those products searching for a problem and which creates problems of its own. Also, as a corporate lawyer, the idea of people recording all of their meetings is making me die. It's bad enough when executives make dumb comments in an email or chat. It will only be worse when we have an entire recording of conversations.
i can't imagine many situations where it's illegal. recording audio in public spaces is legal in the united states at the federal level (there is no expectation of privacy in public) and most states are one-party consent even for private conversations. an exception is obviously whatever private property you're employed at, it would be a little silly to use this without permission from your employer to record business-sensitive info.
I think this is the best use of an "AI Device" I've seen so far... what do you think?
*Get yours here* geni.us/SSP-PLAUDAI2 and use code *SPENCER5OFF* for $5 off!
*Check out the Clay App here* geni.us/SSP-Clay-NA
This would be insanely helpful for college class note taking.
1000%
We just used Plaud in our board meeting...it was pretty fascinating!
Awesome sauce!!!
It's weird, I was thinking just this week if something like this exists it would be cool, then this pops out lol
Hey nice!!!
How long is the battery life on it? Could you wear/use it all day on one charge or would you need to charge it mid day, that’s probably one of the most important things to me.
20 hours of continuous recording and 40 days of standby time
@ not too bad, thanks!
Apple Intelligence is going to straight up kill this company. I had the Plaud Note and used it daily until the iOS 18.1 Beta.
Now I use Voice Memos and Writing Tools. Basically the exact same thing, and the best thing is it's free.
Cool! What’s the workflow you use?
@@SpencerScottPugh Really simple:
1. Record in Voice Memos
2. Export to Notes
3. Process Transcript with Writing Tools
It's actually a better workflow than what I had with the Plaud Note, which made it cumbersome to export the Transcript and Summary to an app like Notes.
The apple intelligence feature sucks
Is this 24-hour recording possible? Then how much do I have to pay per month?
Maybe? You don’t have to pay for recording hours, just transcription hours.
Hi, it supports 20 hours continuous recording.
I want it
yeah you do
I am curious, in California all parties have to agree to be recorded do these devices let you know there could be laws that prevent the use of this device?
I would assume that’s up to the user. You have to manually start the recording so idk why that would be on Plaud if you decide to record someone without consent
dont need like 3 mins of disclaimers and CTA’s just get right into it and CTA at the end
👍
I cannot imagine a situation where using this device would not be absurdly awkward and/or illegal (depending on where you live).
Meetings are the best place I’ve found. Think that’s kinda Plaud’s angle here
@@SpencerScottPugh This seems like one of those products searching for a problem and which creates problems of its own.
Also, as a corporate lawyer, the idea of people recording all of their meetings is making me die. It's bad enough when executives make dumb comments in an email or chat. It will only be worse when we have an entire recording of conversations.
@davem.8922 lolol that’s what the summaries are for 😂
It’s legal for me
i can't imagine many situations where it's illegal. recording audio in public spaces is legal in the united states at the federal level (there is no expectation of privacy in public) and most states are one-party consent even for private conversations. an exception is obviously whatever private property you're employed at, it would be a little silly to use this without permission from your employer to record business-sensitive info.
Yea, no.