
Arabic AI assistant: one that understands how you speak
What makes an Arabic AI assistant useful day to day: dialects, mixed Arabic and English, names and dates. And how UTTER IN handles each one.
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Notes on building a calm place for your thoughts to land: what shipped, how to use it, and the decisions behind it.

What makes an Arabic AI assistant useful day to day: dialects, mixed Arabic and English, names and dates. And how UTTER IN handles each one.
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How to add events to Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar by voice, including several plans in one sentence, with a check before anything is saved.
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An AI calendar assistant should turn what you say into calendar events you can trust. What it should handle, and how UTTER IN does it.
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What to look for in a voice reminder app, why most reminders fail, and how to set several at once by speaking naturally.
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Say 'the 5th of January' and a model will happily add a year. We stopped it, and made the app show you whenever a year was assumed.
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Most voice assistants answer and forget. Here is what an AI voice assistant for your own plans should do, and how UTTER IN handles it.
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UTTER IN uses AI to understand what you said, and never to act on it. Here is the rule that keeps those two jobs apart, and why.
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The minute after a meeting ends is when most follow-ups are lost. Here is what it looks like to say them all in one go instead.
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A recording holds more than your words: your voice, the room, whoever was nearby. So we keep what you meant and delete the recording.
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We priced our AI usage per extracted item, then reversed it. The reason was not cost. It was that the price could not be quoted in advance.
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Most capture tools ask you to know what you mean before you write it down. Here is how to hand over a half-formed thought instead.
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A decision record that argued against nagging users, the ruling that overturned it, and what we kept from the argument we lost.
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