Google Thanks to Meet, artificial intelligence will now attend meetings instead of you.
The company in its video chat service Google Meet Artificial intelligence Introducing ‘Duit AI’ integration tool.
It brings with it a lot of features. For example, it can automatically optimize a video caller’s appearance, lighting and sound, and detect people’s faces so they don’t look distant in a meeting room.
The tool will automatically generate captions in 18 languages, which will detect what is being said and show the translation in real time.
But perhaps most notable is a system that can watch and recap meetings using artificial intelligence.
In addition, users can assign a note-taking task so that an automatically generated summary of the meeting reaches the participants when the meeting ends.
And if someone arrives late to a meeting, they’ll be able to see a ‘summary so far’ that will let them know everything they missed.
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If someone doesn’t want to attend the meeting at all, they can select ‘Attend for me’, after which the artificial intelligence will attend the meeting instead. He can send any message or input and then send a recap after it is finished.
Artificial intelligence has proved controversial at meetings in recent weeks. A new change to Zoom’s rules raised concerns that it was using private calls to train its artificial intelligence system.
Although the company has denied this, it raised concerns about whether the meetings were truly private.
Google said that when using the Duet tool, ‘no other user will see your data and Google does not use your data to train our models without your permission.’
Google said that all your interactions with Duet AI are ‘private’.
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**Interview with Tech Expert Dr. Sara Ali on Google Meet’s New AI Features**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Ali. Google has recently announced a significant update for Google Meet, integrating artificial intelligence to enhance video conferencing. What can you tell us about this new tool, Duit AI?
**Dr. Sara Ali:** Thank you for having me! Duit AI is an exciting development for Google Meet. It’s designed to streamline the video conferencing experience by adjusting audio and video settings automatically. For instance, it can optimize your appearance, lighting, and sound, ensuring each participant looks and sounds their best without manual adjustments.
**Editor:** That sounds incredibly useful! It seems like it also has impressive language capabilities. Can you explain how the real-time translation feature works?
**Dr. Sara Ali:** Absolutely. Duit AI can generate captions in 18 languages, which is a game changer for global teams. It listens to the conversation in real time and displays the translation, allowing participants to engage without language barriers. This could really enhance collaboration across diverse teams.
**Editor:** One of the most notable features is the AI’s ability to recap meetings. How does this function benefit users?
**Dr. Sara Ali:** The AI can actually watch the meeting and summarize key points afterward, which is invaluable for participants who may not be able to take notes during discussions. Users can assign a note-taking task to the AI, and it will provide a concise summary to all attendees post-meeting. This ensures that critical information isn’t lost and everyone is on the same page.
**Editor:** With these features, do you think this could reduce the need for human presence in meetings?
**Dr. Sara Ali:** It could certainly reduce the necessity for every team member to attend every meeting, especially in larger organizations. The AI can take on repetitive tasks like note-taking and summarizing discussions. However, human interaction is still essential for brainstorming, decision-making, and building relationships that are best done in person or in real-time conversations.
**Editor:** Lastly, how do you see these advancements impacting the future of work and remote collaboration?
**Dr. Sara Ali:** I believe we’re entering an era where AI can enhance productivity significantly. Tools like Duit AI will allow professionals to focus more on creative and strategic tasks while offloading logistical aspects of meetings. This could lead to more efficient workflows and better use of resources, ultimately transforming the way teams collaborate across distances.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Ali, for your insights on these exciting developments in AI and video conferencing!
**Dr. Sara Ali:** My pleasure! Thank you for having me.
