Google Meet can take notes for your in-person meetings now - here's how it works
Google's Gemini-driven meeting software can now save a transcript, send it to Google Drive, and email you a copy.
Google Meet has introduced a new note-taking feature for both in-person and virtual meetings. This feature, powered by Google's Gemini AI, automatically records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings into a structured Google Doc. The feature rolls out on both the app and desktop versions of Meet, starting on August 11th and 14th respectively.
When enabled, Gemini will take notes on what is heard during the meeting, save the file in Google Drive, and send you a link. Users need to inform everyone present that Gemini is taking notes. The feature supports eight languages, but only one at a time. It works best for meetings lasting between 15 minutes and 8 hours. The note-taking feature is available to standard and plus tiers if your account is on a business plan. Individual users, however, will need a Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription.
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