ChatGPT now takes your meeting notes:
1. Click “Record” in the Mac desktop app (Pro, Team, Enterprise, Edu).
2. Talk naturally while ChatGPT live-transcribes (you can pause/resume).
3. Press “Send” to get an instant canvas packed with a summary, time-stamped bullet points, action items and open questions.
It works locally. No bot has to “join” your call.
Audio files vaporise right after Whisper finishes; transcripts inherit your workspace retention rules.
Each session tops out at 120 minutes, and admins can flip the whole feature off.
It probably killed 1,000 + SaaS in one go:
☑ Action-item bots.
☑ Note-taking assistants.
☑ Meeting-transcription apps.
☑ Dedicated call-recording tools.
Why Record is different:
* Records & summarises on-device, so nothing joins the Zoom/Meet link.
* Reference record history lets you ask follow-up questions across meetings (“What did we decide on Monday?”).
* Meets enterprise privacy defaults; Team/Enterprise/Edu data is *excluded* from model training by default.
In the last 30 days OpenAI has…
1. Rolled out ChatGPT Record to Pro, Enterprise and Edu users worldwide (18 Jun 2025).
2. Launched o3-pro, its most advanced reasoning model, for Pro users and the API (10 Jun 2025).
3. Expanded long-term Memory to the Free tier, giving all users persistent context (3 Jun 2025).
4. Shipped smarter Projects and deep-research connectors—including GitHub, OneDrive and SharePoint—to supercharge workflows (mid-Jun 2025).
5. Published business-plan updates with Record mode and flexible connector pricing (4 Jun 2025).
6. Released a Windows desktop-app update so PC users can run ChatGPT offline (5 Jun 2025).
7. Secured a $200 million U.S. Defense contract to develop secure AI tooling (18 Jun 2025).
8. Announced ChatGPT-5 for this summer (OpenAI Podcast, Sam Altman announced it).
ChatGPT’s growth is wild.
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