Google Meet Expands AI Note-Taking to In-Person Meetings

Google Meet's AI meeting notetaker, **Gemini**, has expanded its capabilities to include in-person meetings, as well as meetings on **Zoom** and **Microsoft Teams**. This feature was previously limited to **Google Meets** and alpha users on **Android**. Users can now start recording meetings from the Google Meet homescreen, and Gemini will create a summary and action items in a **Google Doc**. This development has significant implications for the future of meeting productivity and collaboration. The expansion of Gemini's capabilities is a testament to **Google**'s commitment to innovation in the field of **AI**. As the use of AI in meeting note-taking becomes more widespread, it will be interesting to see how it impacts the way we work and communicate. For more information on AI-powered meeting tools, see [[ai-meeting-tools|AI Meeting Tools]] and [[google-meet|Google Meet]].

• Google Meet's AI meeting notetaker, Gemini, now supports in-person meetings
• Gemini also supports meetings on Zoom and Microsoft Teams
• The feature was previously limited to Google Meets and alpha users on Android
• The expansion of Gemini's capabilities has significant implications for the future of meeting productivity and collaboration
• The feature may have significant benefits for businesses and individuals who rely on Zoom and Microsoft Teams for communication

The expansion of Gemini's capabilities is a natural progression of **Google**'s efforts to integrate AI into its meeting tools. While the feature has the potential to increase productivity and efficiency, it also raises questions about the role of AI in meeting note-taking and the potential impact on human note-takers. As the use of AI in meeting note-taking becomes more widespread, it will be important to consider the potential benefits and drawbacks of this technology. For more information on the impact of AI on work, see [[ai-in-work|AI in Work]] and [[future-of-work|Future of Work]].

The expansion of Gemini's capabilities is a significant development for the future of meeting productivity and collaboration. With the ability to take AI notes for in-person meetings, users will be able to focus more on the discussion and less on note-taking, leading to more effective and efficient meetings. This feature will also be particularly useful for users who attend meetings on **Zoom** and **Microsoft Teams**, as it will provide a seamless and integrated note-taking experience. For more information on the benefits of AI-powered meeting tools, see [[ai-meeting-tools|AI Meeting Tools]] and [[collaboration-tools|Collaboration Tools]].

The expansion of Gemini's capabilities may not be as significant as it seems, as it may not be widely adopted or may have limitations in its ability to accurately take notes. Additionally, the feature may raise concerns about privacy and security, particularly in in-person meetings where sensitive information may be discussed. As with any new technology, it will be important to carefully consider the potential risks and benefits of using AI-powered meeting tools. For more information on the potential risks of AI, see [[ai-risks|AI Risks]] and [[privacy-concerns|Privacy Concerns]].

Originally reported by The Verge