When Your AI Attends the Meeting Before You’ve Had Coffee

Yesterday morning, I opened an email that stopped me in my tracks:

“Hey Dr. Eric, I didn’t even know you were on yesterday’s call. I really appreciated the informative recap you shared.”


There was just one issue.

I wasn’t on the call.


As I scrolled down, I realized what had happened:

my AI assistant had attended, listened, and produced a complete, thoughtful recap—without me even realizing it had stepped in.



I replied honestly:

“I’m glad you found the recap helpful.Maybe I should read it too—I wasn’t at the meeting, but my AI was.”


And that’s exactly the point.


For professionals with ADHD, chronic fatigue, brain fog, and other unseen disabilities, meetings aren’t always the challenge—the aftermath is. Notes, follow-ups, and action items can quickly become overwhelming.



That’s why I’ve been exploring tools like Marblism, an AI automation platform that:


  • Captures Zoom meeting notes
  • Creates structured, actionable summaries
  • Reduces cognitive load
  • Supports accessibility through automation



This isn’t about cutting corners.

It’s about ethical delegation, transparency, and inclusive productivity.


Sometimes the best AI doesn’t announce itself.

It just quietly shows up—prepared.


Marblism: A+ for accessibility and automation

Try it here

#AI #Accessibility #UnseenDisabilities #ADHD #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfWork #Automation #AssistiveTechnology #Neurodiversity

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