In 2025, people are letting AI capture meetings and surface next steps: ChatGPT’s desktop notetaker runs invisibly and drops notes into Canvas, with users benchmarking it against Granola and Notion. Live helpers draft actions during calls (Cluely), and talks convert to publishable posts from transcripts. Proactive agents now join the conversation—Proactor records, summarizes, and acts in real time—while mobile tools extend capture to hallways and lectures (Granola iOS, flowith voice-to-agent, Notta Memo at 28g). In clinics, teams pilot AI scribes that answer phones and write notes (Sully AI), aligning with claims that agents are becoming “chiefs of staff” (Satya Nadella) and a push toward “keyboard liberation” in healthcare (Eric Topol).
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I am cheating on @WholeMarsBlog subscriber space. Got @cluely listening to the call and it's writing notes in real time and giving me action items to bring up on the call. @im_roy_lee is onto something.
ChatGPT released its new notetaking tool (in the desktop app only) 👇 It's invisible (doesn't appear in meetings) and drops notes directly into a ChatGPT Canvas. I tested it head-to-head versus products like Granola and Notion...here's how it performed. https://t.co/CIjNuLPvxa
i recently did an updated talk on automating VC at DDVC summit. i converted it to a blog post for anyone interested.* *yes, i used AI to convert transcript to blog post (and then edited a bit) https://t.co/HvotKnlmEb