Anthropic launched Claude Meetings on Tuesday, bringing its artificial intelligence assistant directly into Google Meet video calls as a visible participant to handle live tasks, IT.marketscreener.com reported.
The new feature allows users to add Claude to ongoing video conferences where it can follow the conversation and turn discussions into operational tasks. Anthropic explained that the assistant goes beyond basic transcription and summarization by actively building plans, creating timelines, and answering questions in the call’s chat window while the meeting unfolds.
“The software is designed to transform the role of artificial intelligence in meetings,” the company said, noting that users can describe what they have in mind during a call, such as an app for their team or a new way to analyze data, and Claude develops it alongside them.
Claude Meetings is rolling out in this week’s beta initially for Team and Enterprise tier customers using Google Meet, with broader expansion to other conferencing platforms planned for the future. This release accompanies a wider push by Anthropic to integrate its models into daily knowledge work, including the simultaneous introduction of Claude Whiteboards for turning team discussions into action plans, alongside Claude Sheets and Claude Data.
The product rollout coincides with Anthropic’s public stock offering preparations in the United States, where the company initiated its roadshow on Tuesday aiming to raise up to $64.4 billion at a $1.02 trillion valuation, according to IT.marketscreener.com.
