Anthropic has introduced a new feature that brings its Claude AI assistant into Google Meet calls as a visible participant, allowing it to follow discussions and carry out tasks in real time.
According to Reuters, the feature, called Claude Meetings, will enable users to add Claude to video calls, where it can turn conversations into actionable work while discussions are still underway.
The assistant will be able to draft plans, create timelines and answer questions in the meeting chat. Anthropic said the feature is designed to move AI beyond recording and summarising meetings towards actively completing tasks that emerge from discussions.
The company said users could describe what they want to build, such as an application for their team or a new way to analyse data, and Claude would help create it during the meeting.
Claude Meetings is initially being rolled out in beta to Anthropic’s Team and Enterprise customers through Google Meet. The company plans to extend the feature to other meeting platforms.
As part of its broader push to integrate AI into workplace activities, Anthropic is also introducing Claude Whiteboards, which allows teams to turn discussions into timelines and action plans, alongside Claude Sheets and Claude Data.
The launch comes as Anthropic steps up efforts to expand Claude’s role in everyday office work, Reuters reported.
