That is where Google Meet has tossed in a new AI tool called “Take Notes for Me.” It creates summaries of important points raised during video calls. The new technology does not give full transcripts but records essential discussion points with the help of Gemini AI. The summary afterward would appear in a Google Doc saved into the meeting owner’s Google Drive.
It will automatically send this document to attendees after the call, or add it to the event on the calendar. The document will also include links to the meeting recording and transcript if those features are enabled. This addition aims at enhancing productivity through the provision of clear meeting summaries.
The feature is currently available only to Google Workspace customers with add-ons of Gemini Enterprise, Gemini Education Premium, and AI Meetings & Messaging. It is restricted to only English and accessible only from computers or laptops. That selected rollout ensures that the tool does well before deployment to a bigger audience.
Last year, the company announced a plan to add generative AI to more services. Since then, the company has aggressively added AI features to hardware and software alike. Gemini is an AI assistant now integrated into Android and Google Workspace apps.
While the new AI tool promises to make note-taking easier, it will be successful only based on whether AI gets things accurately. Issues in the past in recommending things that were not right showed that improvement never stops. As Google continues improving its AI tools, users will have different experiences depending on how well the technology performs in various instances.
