📝Google Meet Adds Note-Taking With Gemini
Meet's new note-taker is here to save you time
TL;DR
Google Meet now automatically takes notes during in-person meetings with Gemini. Available only for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, it supports eight languages and saves summaries and transcripts directly to Google Drive.
Google Meet has a new feature that uses Gemini to take notes during in-person meetings, saving summaries and full transcripts into a Google Doc automatically. This is huge for anyone who's tired of manually taking meeting minutes or dealing with inaccurate voice-to-text apps. The feature works best for meetings between 15 minutes and 8 hours long and supports eight languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish. However, it's only available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers right now.

Key Points
Google Meet's new feature uses Gemini to take structured meeting notes and save them as Google Docs
Available only for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, starting August 11 (app) and August 14 (desktop)
Supports eight languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish
Works best for meetings between 15 minutes and 8 hours long
Automatically saves summaries and transcripts to Google Drive with an email link
Why It Matters
If you're a Pro or Ultra subscriber using Google Meet for in-person meetings, this feature will save you time. Meetings lasting between 15-8 hours get accurate notes without manual effort, improving productivity but only if your subscription covers it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this matter?
If you're a Pro or Ultra subscriber using Google Meet for in-person meetings, this feature will save you time. Meetings lasting between 15-8 hours get accurate notes without manual effort, improving productivity but only if your subscription covers it.
What happened?
Google Meet now automatically takes notes during in-person meetings with Gemini. Available only for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, it supports eight languages and saves summaries and transcripts directly to Google Drive.
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