When in-person AI meeting notes get something wrong

Google Meet now lets Gemini capture in-person meetings and produce a transcript, notes, and action items in a Drive doc. Useful, right up until the note becomes the version that survives. A bad summary is not just a typo if it turns ‘we should look into it’ into ‘Sam will do it,’ or quietly drops the hesitation that mattered. I would want one small affordance before the link goes around: anyone in the room can flag a line as disputed, visibly beside the summary rather than buried in a comment. Otherwise the cleanest record wins because everyone is already in the next meeting. What would make an AI meeting note safe enough to become the shared version?