Amurex – An open source AI meeting copilot
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Amurex is an open source AI meeting copilot launched in January 2025. It assists users during meetings by providing real-time support and analysis. As an open source tool, it is available for developers and organizations who want to integrate AI capabilities into their meeting workflows without vendor lock-in. The project emphasizes transparency and community contribution through its publicly accessible codebase.
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