The bot is in the meeting before anyone agreed to it. Learn the consent, sharing, and off-by-default habits that keep AI notetakers from quietly draining trust.
An AI notetaker joined the call, and now half the room is talking to the transcript instead of to each other.
Nobody agreed on the rules for this yet, so people default to either recording everything or saying nothing real. Both quietly cost you. The fix is a small set of habits: ask for consent instead of dropping a notice in the invite, keep recording off until there's a reason to turn it on, and never capture what you would not want repeated.
This course treats the notetaker as a guest with manners, not a surveillance tool. You learn to share decisions and owners rather than dumping a raw transcript on people, and you learn where a transcript fails you: it is not a legal witness, and it earns its place only when it saves work you would otherwise redo by hand.
Founders: want a clear team norm for AI notetakers before someone records the wrong conversation.
Managers: run recurring meetings and want the notes to drive decisions, not paranoia.
Operators: already use a notetaker daily and want to keep the time savings without eroding trust in the room.
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