# Research & resources: Give AI a speaking role in your meetings.

## Sources linked in the activity

- [An available meeting agent](https://help.otter.ai/hc/en-us/articles/30839137508631-Otter-AI-Chat-with-voice) — Otter documents voice interaction in Zoom, including action-item commands, but account access must be checked. Start here if your company already uses it and the role fits its supported controls.
- [Your existing assistant, with a human bringing it into the room](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/teams/platform/frequently-asked-questions-about-agents-in-microsoft-teams) — An approved assistant can work from accessible meeting context and give you an idea or sourced answer to read aloud. Teams Facilitator's live notes/chat is one possible starting point. Be clear whether the AI receives a live feed or only what you give it.
- [A custom speaking participant](https://github.com/attendee-labs/voice-agent-example) — Attendee provides an open-source meeting-bot API and a live voice-agent example for Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet. This route needs configuration and development; have the AI prepare the role, build or handoff brief, and test rather than treating the repository as an installed product.

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