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... Anthropic says Claude Meetings can draft plans, build timelines, answer questions in the meeting chat, and more. Claude will pull up information from apps during calls, so users don't have to switch apps to do the same. After the meeting, the notes, action items, and materials Claude creates remain available through the regular Claude interface on web, desktop, or mobile.

The feature is now in beta for Anthropic Team ($25 per person per month) and Enterprise (minimum $400 per month) customers. Anthropic says it plans to support other meeting platforms later. The company hasn't shared when the product will be available or how much it will cost once it's rolled out more broadly. ...

So, Big Tech seems to be looking t take over little tech for profit?

Not really a surprise...

@#4 ... At this point if you aren't learning how to harness AI to your benefit, ...

That your comment describes the need to "harness" AI is curious.

If a business allows AI into its meetings, why should there be a need to "harness" that AI?

Are employees similarly "harnessed?"

Also, a couple questions ...

How might that AI share or use the information it learns from that business meeting?

And, this is the important one ...

If such sharing is wrong, who can the corporations sue for damages?

@#9 ... spend tokens ...

yeah, ~spending tokens~ seems to be a new buzz-phrase of late.

@#10