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# AI Summary
AI Summary turns your meeting into a clear written record: what was discussed, what was decided and who does what next. It also keeps a full transcription of everything that was said.
### Cost
AI Summary uses **2 AI credits per minute** while it's on. With AI Voice Translator on at the same time, it's 3 credits per minute. Only the host's credits are used. See [AI credits](https://docs.dmeet.org/plans-and-billing/ai-credits).
### Turn AI Summary on or off
Only the host can turn AI Summary on or off. **It's on by default** when you create a meeting, so switch it off on the preview screen if you don't need it.
* **Before the meeting:** tap **···** on the preview screen and switch **AI summary**.
* **During the meeting:** tap **···** in the bottom toolbar and switch **AI summary**.
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Once AI Summary is on during a meeting, you can't turn it off until the meeting ends.
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The host can turn on AI Summary and leave. It keeps working until everyone has left or the host returns and ends the meeting.
AI Summary isn't available in end-to-end encrypted [direct calls](https://docs.dmeet.org/calls-and-chats/direct-calls).
### If credits run out
The meeting continues as usual. AI Summary stops, and the summary covers the meeting up to that moment.
### What's in the summary
After the meeting, you get a summary with five sections:
* **Overview:** what the meeting was about
* **Key topics:** the main subjects discussed
* **Notes:** important points from the discussion
* **Decisions:** what was agreed
* **Action items:** tasks, with who is responsible
The summary is written in the language spoken most during the meeting.
### Review and confirm
| Status | What it means |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Draft | The summary is ready for the host to review |
| Confirmed | The host confirmed the summary |
| Auto-confirmed | The host did nothing for 1 hour, so the summary was confirmed automatically |
| Edited | The host changed Decisions or Action items |
| Locked | 48 hours have passed and the summary is read-only |
As the host, you can confirm the summary as it is, or edit **Decisions** and **Action items** first. Overview, Key topics and Notes can't be edited. You can edit the summary for 48 hours after the meeting, even after it's confirmed. After that it's locked.
### Who can see it
Only the host and the participants of that meeting can open the summary. A shared link won't open for anyone else.
To share it with someone who wasn't there, tap **Download PDF**.
The PDF has the overview, key topics, notes, decisions, action items, the list of participants and the first lines of the transcript. The full transcript stays in dMeet.
### Find a summary
Right after the meeting, the summary status appears on the screen you see when you leave.
Later, open **Meetings**, find the meeting in **History** and open it. See [Contacts and history](https://docs.dmeet.org/calls-and-chats/contacts-and-history).
### Full transcript
Open the **Full transcript** tab on the summary page to read everything that was said, with the time and the speaker's name.
### Ask questions about past meetings
To find something across many meetings, use [AI Memory](https://docs.dmeet.org/ai-features/ai-memory).
