MeetTwins, an AI assistant being developed by Indian developer Aditya Shinde, is designed to join Google Meet calls on a user’s behalf and share information the user has approved. The tool is recruiting beta users; its proposed uses include routine status updates and check-ins, but the article questions whether sending a bot could make colleagues or customers feel ignored.

Before a call, the operator provides the bot with answers, documents and context, and can mark topics as off limits. Shinde says it will not improvise beyond that brief: unanswered questions are referred to the operator, who receives an email summary and a list of open items after the call. Participants can make it leave by typing “/stop”; the bot is also meant to identify itself as AI, though the article notes that this may not reassure everyone.