Microsoft Teams has a slightly creepy new feature which will watch and listen to your meetings — but thankfully only if you let it
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Teams' new AI that "watches and listens" to all your meetings to fill knowledge gaps is the clearest sign yet that enterprise memory is shifting from documents to ambient capture. Before you enable it, align legal, security, and HR on what persistent recording of every meeting means for surveillance risk, discovery, and culture.
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