AI chat / multi-model
Beyond simple text conversion, Daglo provides powerful AI tools that let you make use of your transcripts and documents in many ways.
Maximize your productivity with Daglo AI—from preparing presentation materials to document analysis, learning, and translation.
What is AI Chat?
Beyond simple text conversion, Daglo provides powerful AI tools that let you make use of your transcripts and documents in many ways.
Maximize your productivity with Daglo AI—from preparing presentation materials to document analysis, learning, and translation.
On the web version, you can start AI Chat immediately from the Daglo dashboard.
Click the AI Chat icon in the left sidebar, or select [New Task] > [Start AI Chat].
In the AI Chat list, you can view chat rooms for each AI model you have used.
If you switch to another model during a chat, a new chat room is created. Please note that chat history from the previous model is not shared with the new model.
Turn on web search in the chat input box to have AI search the web in addition to responding to your input, allowing it to provide richer results.
You can also use AI Chat here.
1. Board Chat: Conversations Based on Transcription Scripts
Chat based on a board containing a completed text conversion, such as meeting minutes or a lecture transcript.
- For quick checks
- “What was today’s lecture topic?”
- “How many times was the term ‘carbon neutrality’ mentioned in the lecture?”
- For in-depth analysis
- “What was today’s lecture topic?”
- “How many times was the term ‘carbon neutrality’ mentioned in the lecture?”
2. PDF Chat: Conversations Based on PDF Documents
AI analyzes the content of an uploaded PDF document, such as a paper, report, or contract, and enables you to discuss it.
- For information search
- “Where does this contract specify the contract term?”
- “Explain the table on page 15 of this report.”
- For intelligent analysis
- “What are the limitations of this paper’s research methodology?”
- “Analyze the potential risks in this business plan and suggest solutions.”
Note: Images and handwriting in a PDF may be difficult to recognize.