Apple has recently introduced a new built-in phone recording feature that will make it easier and more accessible for users to record and transcribe their calls. This feature uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically transcribe the recording, allowing users to easily read and summarize the content. The recording will be displayed in real-time with audio levels and a timer showing how long the recording has been running. Users can also ask the AI to summarize the transcription for a more concise overview.
During a live call, users will see a record button on their screen, which they can tap to start recording. Both parties on the call will be alerted that the call is being recorded. Once the call is done, the recording will be sent to the notes application where it can be played back. The transcriptions will initially support several languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, and Portuguese.
This new feature is currently available as a developer beta for bug fixes and mobile experts are recommended to download it while others should wait for the official release in a couple of months. With this new feature, users can easily organize their notes by combining parts of conversations with other notes. They can also search for specific text within the transcript for easy reference. This new addition to Apple’s operating system promises to revolutionize how users interact with their phones and keep track of important information.
