Move over, “This meeting could have been an email.” The new office complaint could soon be, “Who invited the AI notetaker?”
Microsoft Corp., Google and a bunch of much smaller firms have all rolled out artificial intelligence-powered notetaking tools in recent months. These bots listen in on meetings, transcribe what was said and summarize key points. The tech companies behind them might frame it as a step forward in efficiency, but the technology raises troubling questions around etiquette and privacy and risks undercutting the very communication it’s meant to improve.
Gokul Rajaram, cofounder at Marathon Management Partners, a San Francisco tech ...
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