Anthropic launches Claude Meetings to turn workplace discussions into plans and tasks

📊 Ask Claude for a hiring budget and it builds the spreadsheet, formulas included Claude Sheets starts rolling out today in beta on paid plans (Pro is $20 a month). One line asking for, say, a campaign tracker is often enough for Claude to build a sheet with tabs, formulas, formatting and drop-down menus. It then edits the cells with you and outlines every change it makes. Whiteboards arrive in beta too. Talk a messy plan through out loud and Claude turns it into a board with a timeline, owners and dates that the team edits live. When you're done, it can turn the board into a doc or a deck. Sheets is still basic for now, Anthropic says. For full Excel features you export to .xlsx or use Claude for Excel. Claude Meetings is "coming soon". Add Claude to a call, and it will take notes and update the team's documents while you talk. @aipost 🏴

So apparently Anthropic just introduced Claude Meetings, where Claude can actually join Google Meet calls, follow the conversation, answer questions and even start working on tasks while everyone's still talking. I mean, having something turn a 45-minute meeting into actual work sounds pretty useful. Especially when half the meeting is usually spent figuring out what was decided in the previous meeting. 😭 But imagine being in a meeting with your manager and an AI casually sitting there taking notes, suggesting plans and keeping track of everything. No more pretending you missed that one action item because your internet was acting up. 💀 Jokes aside, I'm curious how people feel about this. Would you be comfortable having AI actively participate in your work meetings, or would it make conver