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Duet AI for Google Meet can take notes, summarize, and even attend meetings - The Verge (www.theverge.com)

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Another new Meet feature lets Duet “attend” a meeting on your behalf. On a meeting invite, you can click an “attend for me” button, and Google can auto-generate some text about what you might want to discuss. Those notes will be viewable to attendees during the meeting so that they can discuss them.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

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At its Cloud Next conference today, Google revealed a handful of new AI-powered features coming soon to Meet.

And when the meeting is over, you can save the summary to Docs and come back to it after the fact; it can even include video clips of important moments.

These AI-enabled features could be a way to free up people from being dedicated meeting-note scribes and make it easier to catch up both during and after calls.

Microsoft and Zoom also clearly think this is a good idea: they’ve rolled out AI-powered meeting summaries of their own.

But the recaps will only be useful if they can accurately capture what happened during a meeting, and given that AI is prone to making mistakes, Google might have a lot to prove to earn that trust.

“Now we’re spending that same deep energy we spent over the last few years to get to enterprise-grade to be the best cutting-edge video conferencing product on the market.”

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago

What are you doing here on lemmy? Get back in the meeting!