From Transcription to Real Support
One thing became clear during the beta: simply writing down what's said isn't enough. What truly changes a meeting is having support that understands the context and helps in the moment. That's why we've spent the past few weeks making the live assistant significantly sharper.
What's New
- Better context awareness: The assistant now makes fuller use of this meeting's own pre-meeting context and the live transcript when suggesting responses and next steps. That means suggestions that actually track what's being discussed right now. The live assistant intentionally never draws on your Company Knowledge or previous meetings while a call is in progress; that broader lookup is what AI Chat is for after the meeting.
- The right help at the right time: We've fine-tuned when the assistant speaks up. It stays quiet while the conversation flows and steps in with a relevant question, fact check, or reminder only when it genuinely adds something.
Built Not to Disrupt
The hardest balance in real-time AI is being helpful without being intrusive. Our principle is simple: the assistant should feel like a sharp colleague whispering the right thing in your ear, never like an app constantly demanding attention. All support is subtle and entirely optional to act on.
In beta: Teams using the upgraded assistant report landing concrete decisions during the meeting itself more often, rather than pushing them to afterward.
What's Next?
With performance in place and a sharper live assistant, we're now entering the home stretch ahead of the full launch. Our next update is about the work few people see but everyone relies on: security.