Google Meet now supports taking notes during in-person meetings, using Gemini to capture and summarize spoken conversation. The feature is designed to create a transcript and convert it into meeting notes, extending Meet’s capabilities beyond virtual calls.
According to reports, the notes workflow includes saving or exporting the transcript to Google Drive and emailing a copy to the meeting organizer or participants, depending on the available sharing options. ZDNet describes the update as a Gemini-driven process that produces an emailed transcript copy and stores it in Drive. Android Authority similarly characterizes the feature as converting face-to-face conversation into usable notes.
The outlets agree on what the update does—turning in-person speech into notes and making the output available through Google services—but they differ slightly in emphasis, with ZDNet focusing more on the export and email steps, and Android Authority focusing more on the note-taking and usefulness for physical meetings.
