/Intelligent Agent For Auto-summoning To Meetings
Abstract

An intelligent agent may assume a ghost presence in a meeting on behalf of a non-participant, monitor data communications between participants of the meeting, and identify appropriate triggers or events relating to the non-participant. For example, the agent may detect questions directed at the non-participant or that the non-participant has the knowledge to answer. The non-participant may be auto-summoned with respect to the meeting when the events relating to the non-participant are identified. The auto-summoning may be performed by communicating information about identified event to the non-participant, for example in real-time. The communication about the identified event may be transmitted over any of a variety of communication channels or modalities, including instant message chat, SMS, phone call, establishing a video call, or pager.

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What is claimed is:

An intelligent agent may assume a ghost presence in a meeting on behalf of a non-participant, monitor data communications between participants of the meeting, and identify appropriate triggers or events relating to the non-participant. For example, the agent may detect questions directed at the non-participant or that the non-participant has the knowledge to answer. The non-participant may be auto-summoned with respect to the meeting when the events relating to the non-participant are identified. The auto-summoning may be performed by communicating information about identified event to the non-participant, for example in real-time. The communication about the identified event may be transmitted over any of a variety of communication channels or modalities, including instant message chat, SMS, phone call, establishing a video call, or pager.
Timeline
Filed
04/20/2026
Published
08/27/2026
Granted
Not Available
IPC Codes(7)
H04L 65/403:Arrangements for multi-party communication, e.g. for conferences (data switching systems for conference H04L 12/18; arrangements for connecting several subscribers to a common circuit, i.e. affording conference facilities H04M 3/56; television conferencing systems H04N 7/15)
H04L 12/18:for broadcast or conference
H04L 65/1069:Session establishment or de-establishment