Get live session summaries in the meeting's language
Chief now writes headlines, to-dos, decisions and context in the language your meeting is held in, so a Spanish conversation gives you a Spanish summary.
If you run meetings in a language other than English, you have been reading a Spanish or French conversation on one side of the screen and an English summary on the other. That mismatch is gone.
Summaries in your meeting's language
Chief picks up the language spoken in the meeting and writes the live headline, each to-do, decision and context point, and the topic titles to match. Only an English conversation produces an English summary.
Once a language is established, Chief sticks with it. A Spanish meeting that includes an English demo segment stays Spanish throughout, so you do not end up with sections split across two languages.
Titles and descriptions after you stop
The title and description Chief generates when a session ends follow the same rule. Accented characters and non-Latin scripts now count correctly when a long title is shortened, so a title no longer gets cut mid-character.
No placeholder owners
Before, an unclear speaker could show up as an owner named "unknown" or "desconocido" on a to-do. Chief now leaves the owner blank when it cannot tell who spoke.
Start your next session in whatever language suits the room, and read the summary back in that same language.