In this New York Times article, WSG member Jeffrey Gifford, Member at Dykema, discusses growing legal and corporate concerns around using artificial intelligence note-taking tools in meetings. He explains that while AI-generated transcripts are adopted for productivity and convenience, they can create legal risk by preserving offhand remarks, preliminary discussions, and sensitive commentary discoverable in litigation or investigations. He warns they may jeopardize attorney-client privilege and reflect broader concerns about AI governance and data privacy.
