Google Meet has recently enhanced its Gemini-powered note-taking feature, providing additional convenience for Workspace teams. The new functionality will automatically generate a suggested list of next steps at the end of a meeting and allow users to assign deadlines and primary responsible parties to tasks.

The Gemini note-taking feature was first introduced in August of last year. This tool uses voice-to-text technology to accurately distinguish between speakers and create a record of the discussion. While the transcription isn't entirely perfect, it provides a reasonably accurate summary of the meeting. The recorded content is organized into a structured and coherent document, which is then automatically shared with all participants.

The newly added action item feature is rolling out gradually starting today. According to Google, this update will be implemented "slower than usual" to ensure rigorous monitoring of performance and quality.

This feature upgrade represents another step forward for Google in leveraging artificial intelligence to improve team collaboration efficiency. By automating note-taking and action item management, team members can focus more on discussing and executing meeting content rather than spending excessive time on documentation and organization.