AI note-takers killed mutual privacy assumptions in every conversation
signulll · x · 2026-10-14
signulll argues privacy is no longer something two people can mutually assume in any conversation. AI meeting note-takers changed the norms first, and now emails, texts, even photos may be ingested into unknown AI models and products. Deleting on your end means nothing — the data may sit on anyone's machine and is likely training at least some models.
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