This is not a problem that needs an "AI" solution; small, cheap digital audio recorders have existed for decades and every consumer computer, from smartphones to laptops, has more than adequate udio recording capabilities.
replyI'm not even talking about a "we didn't computers in my day and we did just fine" old-man-yells-at-cloud objection here; there is no real benefit, wrt recording a meeting, that "AI" brings to the table.
You might reasonably want a text transcript of spoken-language audio from a meeting and any computer technology that can do that is effectively some type of AI. In any case, I don't think there's a principled reason to be okay with every meeting at work being audio-recorded but to suddenly become not okay with it if there's a modern LLM involved doing speech-to-text; unless your actual objection is to LLMs as a technology or to the companies that are currently in the news for selling LLM-based software products.
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