Anthropic has introduced Claude Meetings, a feature that lets you invite Claude to a video meeting as another participant. Now, the AI assistant can listen in on the conversation, answer questions, create documents, and complete tasks even before the call ends.
Anthropic has introduced Claude Meetings, a feature that lets you invite Claude to a video meeting as another participant. Now, the AI assistant can listen in on the conversation, answer questions, create documents, and complete tasks even before the call ends.
This was reported by Anthropic.
The company cites the example of preparing for an event. While the team is discussing what needs to be organized, someone can say, “Claude, create a document with the plan.” The AI assistant will collect everything that has already been agreed upon, and meeting participants can make edits immediately.
And if the conversation turns to budget, you can ask Claude to find the costs of last year's event. With the user's permission, he will turn to connected work services, find the necessary numbers and compare them with the new plan. If you need to write down deadlines, you create an interactive whiteboard with a schedule.
The AI assistant also records the main points, makes a list of tasks, and prepares a summary. After the conversation is over, all of this, along with the created documents and transcript, can be found on a separate page on claude.ai.
You can even go back to previous meetings and ask Claude questions about what was discussed there.
Claude saves a transcript of the conversation, summaries, and screen descriptions, but it doesn’t record the audio of the meeting. By default, Claude also doesn’t join calls with outsiders. If someone outside your organization joins in the middle of a meeting, the AI assistant will leave. But your administrator can allow it to join those calls as well.
For now, you can only invite Claude to Google Meet. The feature is gradually being rolled out in beta for Team and Enterprise plans, with support for other platforms promised later.
For the duration of the test, Anthropic has made Claude's notes, transcripts, and regular responses free. Calls to connected services count toward your tariff limits. You can create documents, whiteboards, and other materials without additional fees until February 10, 2027.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that Microsoft Teams launched an AI assistant called Facilitator, which can listen to and analyze meetings, take notes, and even intervene in discussions.
