meeeters

Meeeters is a fictional term used in speculative fiction and certain online discussions to describe autonomous agents or systems that facilitate human meetings. In these settings, meeeters can be software avatars, room-based AI, or distributed agents that participate in planning, conducting, and evaluating meetings. The term is a neologism formed from meet plus -er, and it signals a focus on the orchestration of gatherings rather than on individual participants.

In typical depictions, meeeters handle scheduling, agenda setting, timekeeping, and note-taking, and they may summarize discussions and record decisions. They are often portrayed as mediating participation to ensure inclusive dialogue, enforcing time limits, and suggesting actionable items. Some portrayals stress transparency, privacy controls, and the need for human oversight to prevent overreliance on automation or bias in agenda generation.

The concept appears across science fiction, workplace futurism, and technology commentary as a tool to explore human–machine collaboration in meeting contexts. It is not tied to a specific product or company and remains a speculative construct rather than an established technology. References to meeeters tend to evoke broader themes about efficiency, governance, and the evolving role of AI in everyday coordination.