Zoom has launched AI Companion 2.0, an advanced personal assistant integrated within its Workplace app, designed to enhance user experience by providing contextual information and summarizing discussions from meetings. This update allows users to engage with their digital workspace more effectively, retrieving information from various sources, including Zoom's services and external mail platforms. Additionally, Zoom has partnered with Suki AI to incorporate an AI medical scribe into its telehealth platform, which aims to streamline consultations by automating clinical note-taking and other administrative tasks. This partnership comes as Zoom seeks to expand its presence in the telehealth market, where it already commands a 36% share. Suki’s integration promises to enhance patient care by allowing healthcare providers to focus more on patients rather than paperwork. The collaboration aligns with broader trends in healthcare technology, where AI tools are becoming essential for improving efficiency and reducing clinician burnout.