If you didn't have the skill to clam up in meetings, you soon will. I wouldn't trust any online meeting now
this post was submitted on 11 May 2026
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The surveillance is working then.
Tldr: lawyers and politicians and corporate suits want to be able to control the public record of the meetings they're in, and AI notetakers make that harder.
For example, when your CEO goes on a digression about how much fun he had on Epstein Island back in the day, a human notetaker will know to leave that out of the record. An AI won't.
It's very rare when I see an article that makes me root for the AI, but this is one of them 😆
ChatFBI :)