Teams AI notes say the meeting room agreed. Who actually took the task?

‘Conference Room 2 will send the quote’ isn't a useful assignment. Before a team relies on AI meeting notes, the manager needs a way to settle who actually offered to do the work. Microsoft's existing Teams guide says that without speaker recognition, shared-room audio is attributed to the room in AI notes. It also describes identifying your own speech in the transcript; you can't use that feature to identify another attendee. Voice-profile enrollment requires opting in. I'd keep a simpler fallback: before closing the meeting, read back each task and let the person taking it confirm their name and date in the team's usual task list. The meeting lead should capture that agreement, rather than sending everyone away to repair a transcript. That's a suggested practice, not a Teams feature I've tested. Someone declining voice recognition shouldn't leave the team guessing—or become the reason they're pushed to enroll. How does your team confirm ownership when several people share one microphone?