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• @bijans Bijan Salehizadeh on x

  Most companies should be banning AI note takers from video meetings - good luck on your depositions and discovery otherwise. All Those A.I. Note Takers? They're Making Lawyers Very Nervous. https://www.nytimes.com/...

• Mark Thomas Mark Thomas on linkedin

  Allowing unmanaged AI notetakers into sensitive meetings without governance is a little like inviting a stranger into the boardroom because they promise to “take great notes.” …

• @discotune Tess on bluesky

  :O now that's hilarious and, i would think obvious but [embedded post]

• @rantlaw @rantlaw on bluesky

  I was thinking about privilege in a slightly different context this morning and came to the realisation that, unless the principles change fundamentally, you cannot retain privilege and use AI.  [embedded post]

• @marizaga @marizaga on bluesky

  Make good use o' those yellow pads I guess.  Protecting their own jobs from AI?  🫠🤖😜 [embedded post]

• @zenofdesign.com Damion Schubert on bluesky

  I know that a lot of people hate AI, but this is really, really fucking stupid.  [embedded post]

• @ivanthek @ivanthek on bluesky

  LOL.  I said this on Day 1.  There will be very “interesting” discovery proceedings in the near future...  www.nytimes.com/2026/05/09/busin...  [image]

• r/privacy r on reddit

  All Those A.I. Note Takers?  They're Making Lawyers Very Nervous.  A trendy productivity hack, A.I. note takers are capturing every joke and offhand comment in many meetings. …