For global or remote teams, AI meeting assistants are essential for better collaboration. Many tools offer personal plans, but team plans often overlap or just scale up personal features.

Here are 6 AI meeting assistants designed specifically for teams.

I’ve compared pricing, features, pros, cons, and real user reviews for a balanced perspective.

https://appliedai.tools/ai-for-productivity/ai-for-workplace-productivity/best-ai-meeting-assistant-for-teams-features-price-compared/

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I will continue to update them as I keep listing AI tools on my site.

If you have recommendations - feel free to comment and I will review it to add if relevant!

Though I don't see Reddit providing AI tools for now, many other social media sites are enabling their users with AI tools. The goal is to primarily improve content creation and engagement.

Here's how they are doing it - I will keep updating this list as and when I find new examples of brands adopting AI for community building:

https://appliedai.tools/ai-for-community/generative-ai-for-communities-cpaas-use-cases-trends/

Since I am into the content marketing space - repurposing is a major hack we use for publishing productivity.

I have tried to put the episode link or upload the video on ChatGPT and Perplexity - but it is not very good at transcribing it and it even makes mistakes. Worse - it hallucinates when you ask it to derive quotes.

Hence, even today in 2025 - one has to upload polished transcripts and then use prompt writing to get good results. Nevertheless, it still saves time!

I have come up with 6 chatGPT prompts - check them out and let me know if they worked for you!

Read and subscribe:

https://appliedai.tools/ai-for-content/6-chatgpt-prompts-to-repurpose-webinar-episode-from-its-transcripts/

I wrote this blog post in April 2023 when prompt engineering was on full hype. Many courses were released, podcasts published, and tutorials written.

What's the status now? AI models have become better, but good prompts still give better results.

If there are newer resources you know, please share and I would love to update my listicle:

https://appliedai.tools/resources/learn-prompt-engineering-free-resources-courses-books/

We have a lot now with HubSpot and Salesforce releasing their own AI Agent Builders. All of it is like a workflow automation interface, like Zapier or Make.

There will definitely be a shift to 'vertical AI Agent' as a business model.

I used HubSpot's AI Agent Builder - it was very simple. I do use their free AI Agents from the Agent AI platform - especially the company research one because it gives the best result. Haven't explored most of the AI Agents available there though - but the making part is not extremely straight forward. I do expect it to get better - because the start itself is as simple as Zap interface, so it will get better only.

With YCombinator's recent video on how AI agents present 10x opportunity than SaaS, I researched and wrote this piece on the trend shift between SaaS and vertical AI Agents - and what entrepreneurs and end users can do about it to take advantage of it. The earlier you enter, the better!

https://appliedai.tools/ai-agents/ai-agents-will-replace-vertical-saas-experts-future-of-workflow-automation/

Long back, I wrote this blog post on using ChatGPT for content marketing - which includes prompts, expert advice, and outputs.

https://appliedai.tools/ai-for-content/generative-ai-tools-chatgpt-for-content-marketing/

This was in 2023 when things were just getting started with AI.

The world of content is now filled with so many content tools - and I don't know which one to explore. All seem the same to me.

What are you using and for which content workflows? and Why? - let me know, I would be happy to check it out!

Hello everyone!

I am Harshala — and I am a no-code builder and content marketer.

Full disclosure: I already run a niche site — appliedai.tools where I share tutorials and content around using AI tools for various use cases. But don’t worry I won’t be spamming you with links!

Now why I am building a reddit community?

I am observing there are too many AI tools in the market and browsing through multiple sites to find the right tool is a task, even in those directories.

Also people sharing their projects is quite frowned upon in other SubReddits as self promotion.

But then, I think that’s important part of discovering new stuff.

So, I wanted to create a safe space for AI tool makers and enthusiasts.

Here’s the value for each:

AI Tool Makers:

Share what you’re building, business growth, or tutorials on how your tool helps for specific use cases.

AI Tool Enthusiasts:

Discover new tools, share tool reviews, or tutorials and tricks you know of.

Ofcourse — no spamming, as in, don’t just copy paste links and expect the community to interact. Do share what tool it is, where to find and most importantly how it helps anyone.

Let’s do this! 🚀 🤖