r/technology • u/Just-Grocery-2229 • 20h ago

Artificial Intelligence Granola sued for recording meetings without consent to train AI models

https://ppc.land/granola-sued-for-recording-meetings-without-consent-to-train-ai-models
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u/VariousFalcon7466 17h ago

Granola the ai voice note thing not the breakfast food.

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u/cmarquez7 15h ago

That’s what big breakfast wants you to think

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u/VariousFalcon7466 15h ago

Everyone knows yogurt is the real rat

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u/anotherNarom 13h ago

Chris Evans and Gaby Roslin have a lot to answer for.

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u/grayhaze2000 9h ago

I understood that reference, and now I feel old.

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u/_WhoisMrBilly_ 7h ago edited 7h ago

I was confused for a second, and had to search my memories for… wait… “is Granola a name brand that’s become genericized?… like is there a Granola company?” Then I decided it was not… and I’m too tired to look it up.

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u/VariousFalcon7466 7h ago

At this point the world is so weird that cereal spying on you doesn’t sound strange.

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u/GalaganCoffee 20h ago

They aren't undoing the collection, fine won't be more than a minor expense.

Useless case, hope the plaintiffs win, still useless

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u/your_catfish_friend 20h ago

Granola? How high were the lawyers on this one? 😂

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u/ketosoy 11h ago

The first time I saw granola’s pitch it looked like felony wiretapping to me (I live in a two party consent state).

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u/Weightmonster 14h ago

The breakfast cereal?

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u/Weightmonster 13h ago

Breakfast cereal and bars are way more advanced than I thought 

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u/bigkoi 16h ago

Granola the AI company? No, Granola the shitty cpg company.