Otter transcribes my life, and I just can't quit it

PCWorld 

Otter is an AI-powered transcription service and app, and I use it every time I interview someone. Even in a group setting, it's the perfect tool for a journalist: it records and transcribes what people are saying, identifies the speaker, and allows me to click on the transcribed text and hear the recorded audio, just to check up on it. Otter even offers AI services, so I can see an AI-generated summary of the conversation and what needs to happen next. Yesterday, my wife complained that the secretary of a non-profit she volunteers at had quit, forcing her to record the minutes of a meeting. So, why should you use Otter?