Actually an AI assistant in meetings is one of the few useful things they do. Automatically generate timers based on agenda items and tick them off as you go, live translation, minutes, and noting action summaries.
I wouldn't trust it to do that. In my testing AI sometimes gets confused about who is being talked about. It assigns the wrong identity to pronouns, so "he" or "she" gets translated to the wrong name and that shows up in the transcript which is consequently nonsense. Sometimes it does it correctly, sometimes it doesn't... so you can't count on it to do it right and you have to review all its output as usual.
When I take meeting notes, I might miss something, so AI is "good" for that in that it might catch something I missed. But it doesn't replace me, because I can follow a conversation, and sometimes it can't.