People are transcribing your conversations without asking. That puts you at risk.

Link: This Conversation Is Being Recorded. They All Are., by Katherine Bindley at the Wall Street JournalI’ve been thinking about this story for days.“A Zoom call isn’t complete without an artificial-intelligence note taker. Phones are out at meetings, capturing every word. During impromptu conversations with co-workers, someone might turn on the Granola transcription app, which can turn the interactions into one-page summaries or a list of action items. Even at bars and on dates, people are using AI-infused listening apps to analyze conversations later on.”The story goes on to talk to a woman who uses Granola to record her dates, then pours the transcripts into Claude to give her feedback about how she could have done better. And there’s account after account of people using it in meetings without asking for consent or revealing that they’re recording.Certainly in Silicon Valley, a societal shift seems to be underway. It’s likely much more widespread than that. I’ve been present in…