Anthropic launches Claude Meetings beta for live video call participation
Anthropic has launched Claude Meetings in beta, letting Claude join video calls as a visible participant that listens, answers questions, and builds documents or whiteboards in real time. Claude can also take notes and action items during the call, with everything saved to a dedicated meeting page on claude.ai afterward. The feature is rolling out to Team and Enterprise plan users, with support for more video platforms and integrations with tools like Gong, Granola, and Otter planned.
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By positioning Claude as an active meeting participant rather than just a chatbot, Anthropic is pushing into workplace collaboration tools, competing with similar AI meeting assistants from Google, Microsoft, and startups like Otter.ai. The integration with existing transcript tools suggests Anthropic wants Claude embedded into teams' existing workflows rather than requiring a wholesale switch, which could ease enterprise adoption.
- Claude Meetings beta lets the AI join calls, answer questions, and build live documents or whiteboards.
- Available now in beta for Team and Enterprise plan users, with other video platforms coming later.
- Anthropic is partnering with transcript tools like Gong, Granola, and Otter.ai for broader integration.
Source: claude.com, 2026-11-13
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