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Anthropic introduced Claude Meetings, a new feature that brings its Claude AI assistant directly into Google Meet calls. Instead of simply transcribing conversations, Claude can join a meeting as a visible participant and assist with the discussion in real time.
The company announced the feature on Tuesday as part of a broader push into workplace productivity. Claude Meetings is designed to help teams turn discussions into actionable work during the call.
A central aim of Claude Meetings is to reduce the gap between talking about work and doing it. As teams discuss a project, Claude can draft plans, structure priorities and create timelines on a whiteboard.
The assistant can also draw on information from connected workplace tools. This means participants can ask Claude for relevant figures, documents, or context without leaving the meeting or searching separately.
Anthropic said the output created during the call will remain accessible after it ends. Notes, action items and materials generated during the session can be reviewed later on the Claude website.
Claude Meetings is initially available in beta to Anthropic’s Team and Enterprise customers. At launch, the feature works only with Google Meet, although Anthropic has indicated that it plans to extend support to other meeting platforms.
During a meeting, Claude can follow the discussion and respond in the meeting chat. It can also help participants organize ideas, answer questions and surface relevant information from connected work applications.
For businesses, Claude Meetings could reduce time spent converting meeting discussions into documents, plans and follow-up tasks. However, the feature will likely raise familiar questions around privacy, data access and oversight. For now, Anthropic is testing how far an AI assistant can go beyond listening.
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