Anthropic launches Claude Meetings for video calls
Anthropic has launched Claude Meetings, a beta feature that allows Claude to join video conferences as a visible participant and work alongside attendees in real time. During a meeting, it can answer questions in text, record notes and action items, and create documents or whiteboards based on the discussion. It can also use connected tools when participants grant permission, extending its role beyond transcription into practical meeting support.
After the call ends, Claude makes the resulting notes, transcripts and documents available on a dedicated page in claude.ai. The feature is currently available only to organisations on Anthropic’s Team and Enterprise plans, and Google Meet is the sole supported platform at launch. Anthropic says support for additional video-call services will come later.
Privacy and compliance restrictions limit where Claude Meetings can be used. By default, Claude is prevented from joining calls that include external participants. Organisations using HIPAA configurations or customer-managed encryption cannot use the feature yet. The launch builds on Anthropic’s broader effort to turn Claude into an office-oriented workspace, including recently introduced tools such as whiteboards and data dashboards.
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