Leo, Brave's AI assistant, makes your Brave Talk meetings more productive by providing real-time transcription, analysis, and summaries. With just one click, you can enable Leo to capture key points, decisions, and action items from your conversations while maintaining Brave's commitment to privacy.

What can Leo do in Brave Talk?

Leo enhances your meeting experience by:

• Creating instant transcripts of your conversations
• Summarizing discussions into useful meeting notes
• Highlighting key topics, decisions, and action items
• Finding specific quotes from the conversation
• Providing instant analysis for questions during the meeting
• Helping you quickly catch up if you join late or step away

Getting Started

Using Leo in Brave Talk is simple and privacy-focused. Here's how to begin:

1. Start a Premium Brave Talk call (requires a Premium subscription)
2. Click the Leo AI icon in the Brave Talk menu bar to enable transcription
3. A red recording indicator will appear and all participants will be informed that transcription is active
4. During or after the call, click the Leo icon in the browser toolbar () to interact with Leo about the meeting content

Using Leo During Your Meeting

Once transcription is enabled, you can ask Leo questions like:

• "Can you summarize the main points discussed so far?"
• "What decisions have been made in this meeting?"
• "What are the action items we've identified?"
• "I just joined - what have I missed?"
• "Can you find when we discussed the marketing budget?"

After Your Meeting

The meeting transcript is available for 24 hours after the call ends. During this time, you can:

• Access the transcript via a link generated at the end of the call
• View recordings from the Brave Talk home page
• Ask Leo questions about the meeting content, such as:
  • "Please create a summary of today's meeting"
  • "What were the main action items from our discussion?"
  • "Can you list all the decisions we made?"
  • "Find the part where we discussed the revenue figures"
  • “What did Jan say about the deadline?”

Premium Features

A Brave Talk Premium subscription is required to enable transcriptions in a call. This allows:

• Access to transcription features
• Ability to record calls
• Integration with Leo's analysis capabilities
• Access to the transcript for all call participants

Tips for Better Results

To get the most out of Leo in your meetings:

• Enable transcription at the start of your call
• Use Leo's real-time features to track important points
• Download important transcripts before the 24-hour period ends
• Inform participants when transcription is active (a voice announcement will do this automatically)
• Use specific questions to get the most relevant information from Leo

The call moderator can also enable audio and video recordings. Click the Talk "More actions" button (...) and select Start Recording.

Example Use Cases

Here are some practical ways to use Leo during your meetings:

1. Meeting Summary:

• "Summarize the key points from this meeting"
• "What were the main decisions we made today?"

2. Catching Up:

• "What important points were discussed in the first 15 minutes?"
• "Have we made any decisions while I was away?"

3. Finding Information:

• "When did we discuss the budget requirements?"
• "What was said about the project timeline?"

4. Action Item Tracking:

• "List all action items mentioned in this meeting"
• "Who was assigned to work on the marketing plan?"

Privacy & Security

Unlike other AI meeting assistants, Brave Talk with Leo doesn’t share your data with anyone. Brave and 8x8 will store call recordings and transcripts for up to 24 hours to allow time for call moderators to download them. What you say or type in the service is otherwise never logged or saved. Who you talk to, when, and how, is private to you. Furthermore, when call recordings are initiated, users are made aware of this by a voice announcement.

Brave Talk users can enable multiple layers of encryption on calls, which can prevent eavesdroppers from listening in. Brave Talk is powered by the Jitsi as a Service open-source video meeting platform from 8x8, a leading integrated cloud contact center and unified communications platform provider (NASDAQ: EGHT). 8x8 uses WebRTC open-source technology, enabling developers to embed HD video directly into the browser.

As for Leo’s privacy protections, conversations are not persisted on Brave’s servers or used for model training. No personal data is retained. No login or account is required for access, and Leo Premium subscriptions are unlinkable to the user.