Evernote will use AI to automate your workflow

At a meeting here in Austin, Evernote CTO Anirban Kundu showed Engadget an early version of Spaces, which is meant to facilitate easier collaboration, but also uses AI to deliver better search results and suggest relevant tasks. Evernote said the demo is slow, though, and that the eventual version should perform faster. The note-taking app uses a method that feels similar to what Google Inbox does, by scanning the text in your documents to look for action items like, "Terrence should remind writers to send their drafts by Monday." I typed "Taylor needs to go see a doctor tomorrow" into an early version of the text editor, and within seconds a star icon popped up on the left of my sentence. Despite Evernote's warning about speed, it already seemed pretty quick during my preview.