The Uninvited Meeting Guest Is an AI Notetaker
THE SO WHAT
AI notetakers joining calls faster than social norms can form means your meeting layer is quietly turning into a recorded, searchable data lake. This week, set explicit policies on when bots are allowed, how recordings are stored, and what gets piped into external AI vendors — or your org will set those norms by accident.
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