Otter is expanding its AI meeting transcription to 31 languages and adding support for language changes during conversations. 13 new languages are available now, while 14 more and automatic language switching are still to come.
Otter now supports transcription in languages including Mandarin Chinese, Korean, German, Portuguese and Turkish. Arabic, Hindi, Thai and Persian are among the languages due to arrive later.
The new languages run on Otter’s own speech models, trained using publicly available datasets. Native-speaking volunteers also helped the company assess transcript accuracy.
The planned multilingual feature will detect language changes automatically, without users adjusting settings during a meeting. For companies whose teams switch languages in conversation, that could make meeting records easier to maintain, but the capability is not yet available.
Companies can test the newly available languages before relying on Otter for a broader multilingual workflow.
Automatic language switching remains an upcoming capability rather than a proven part of everyday meetings.
Native-speaker transcript checks do not establish how accurately the tool will handle a company’s own conversations.
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