I can no doubt see the value in this, even being a big skeptic of AI the ability for a computer to just pull up details from throughout the day or interject is genuinely a powerful idea (if it works in practice is another question).
However, I find it very frustrating that all of the tools that just record your mic or sell a pin or whatever never think about privacy. They seem to take the Google approach that the person who owns the device is allows to consent for everyone else around them (or any data they share with certain people) when that is not ok.
That is before talking about the major concern of people doing this at work without their company knowing, bringing it into a meeting and potentially leaking sensitive information.
I realize that unfortunately there is nothing that can be done at this point to stop this technology from being used by people, but I just wish the people that were making these tools thought about the fact that you are not asking for the consent of people around you.
However, I find it very frustrating that all of the tools that just record your mic or sell a pin or whatever never think about privacy. They seem to take the Google approach that the person who owns the device is allows to consent for everyone else around them (or any data they share with certain people) when that is not ok.
That is before talking about the major concern of people doing this at work without their company knowing, bringing it into a meeting and potentially leaking sensitive information.
I realize that unfortunately there is nothing that can be done at this point to stop this technology from being used by people, but I just wish the people that were making these tools thought about the fact that you are not asking for the consent of people around you.