You can upload audio to ChatGPT now. Record the meeting or call on you

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    "prompt": "<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>This shipped last week and it kills the worst part of any meeting, which is the twenty minutes afterwards trying to remember what everyone agreed to.</p> <p>Record it on your phone, upload the file, then:</p> <pre><code>This is a recording of a [meeting / client call / interview]. People in it: [names and roles]. Give me: 1. A short summary of what it was actually about 2. Every decision that was made 3. Action items with who owns each one and any deadline mentioned. If nobody owned it, say &quot;unassigned&quot; 4. Anything left unresolved 5. A follow-up email to everyone, ready to send Only use what was actually said. If something&;s unclear in the audio, flag it instead of guessing. </code></pre> <p>&quot;If nobody owned it, say unassigned&quot; is the line I&;d keep. Half the action items in any meeting are things someone said &quot;we should&quot; about and nobody actually took. Seeing them listed as unassigned is how they stop disappearing.</p> <p>Also works on lectures and interviews. Upload the lecture, ask for structured notes and the five things most likely to be on the exam.</p> <p>It&;s on paid plans. And check the recording rules where you are before you record anyone, in a lot of places everyone on the call has to know.</p> <p>There&;s also a new Meetings plugin that takes notes live during the call instead, if you don&;t want to record anything yourself.</p> <p>I&;ve written up around 20 more setups like this for the work you&;re still doing by hand <a href=\" </div><!-- SC_ON --> &; submitted by &; <a href=\" /u/Professional-Rest138 </a> <br/> <span><a href=\" &; <span><a href=\"",
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