Agentic AI, Cindy’s Dahlias, and a Cautionary Tale
Are your Microsoft Outlook or Google Meet meetings automatically set up to record and transcribe? Then, do you add the magic of Copilot or Gemini to automate a summary and a list of action items and tasks?
AV Technology’s Cindy Davis has a cautionary tale for you about the use of these powerful tools. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.
For more than a year now, whether the meeting has been initiated by a coworker, someone from outside my organization, or myself, there’s often been a “third party” that occupies a space in veritable Brady Bunch blocks.
I’ve gotten used to most meetings being recorded, then receiving an email with a link to the meeting minutes, and, depending on who initiated the calendar invitation, sometimes action items. For the most part, it has been surprisingly helpful.
Author summary: Cindy Davis shares a cautionary tale about Agentic AI.
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