AI Meeting Recorder Granola Sued for Secretly Recording and Training on Conversations
jdjohnson · x · 2026-08-01
A class action lawsuit alleges that AI meeting tool Granola secretly records meetings without consent and uses the recordings to train its AI models. The plaintiff claims she was never notified of Granola's presence, and the company's website once stated that 'other people in the room won't know it's there.'
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