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Google Meet has AI notetaking for in-person meetings now.
Google Meet has rolled out a new AI notetaking feature specifically for in-person meetings, now available to paid Workspace accounts. This feature allows users to click a 'take notes' button that records audio from their microphone. The AI then generates detailed notes, along with transcripts and action items, which are automatically saved to a Google Doc in the user's Drive. This innovation enhances productivity and ensures that no important points are missed during discussions.
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Published 14 Aug 2026, 14:05 UTC2 min read
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Summary
TL;DR
- New AI notetaking feature for Google Meet rolled out.
- Currently available for paid Google Workspace accounts.
- Records audio during in-person meetings for note generation.
- Generates transcripts and action items from discussions.
- Notes are saved directly to Google Drive.
Interesting facts
- Integrates voice recording and AI processing for seamless note-taking.
- Similar AI features already exist for virtual meetings on Google Meet.
What changed
Google Meet introduced AI notetaking for in-person meetings, expanding its functionality for business users.