AI assistants are ratting you out for badmouthing your coworkers

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Other AI assistants, like Microsoft’s Copilot, work similarly to Otter.ai, in that meetings can be recorded and transcribed.

It’s a practice that’s become somewhat mainstream in the age of artificial intelligence and hybrid or remote work, but what’s alarming is many users don’t know the full capabilities of the technology.

If you’ve ever been in a Zoom meeting and seen an Otter.ai virtual assistant in the room, just know they’re listening to you—and recording everything you’re saying.

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Author / Journalist: Sydney Lake

Category: EconomyBusiness

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Topics: Technology Microsoft Virtual assistant A.I. Venture capital The Workplace Virtual assistants

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Published On: 2024-10-06 @ 09:00:00 (12 hours ago)

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