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Otter.ai ruling puts AI meeting assistants on the hook for consent

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A federal judge has allowed claims to proceed against Otter.ai, serving as a reminder to HR teams about the potential risks associated with AI notetakers that capture individuals’ voices and disclosures. Plaintiffs allege that Otter’s AI-powered meeting assistant, the ‘Otter Notetaker,’ records and transcribes conversations in real-time as a ‘silent participant’ in meetings.

A federal judge has decided to let claims proceed against Otter.ai, a reminder to HR teams of potential risks when an AI notetaker captures people’s voices and disclosu

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es. “Plaintiffs allege that Otter’s AI-powered meeting assistant, the ‘Otter Notetaker,’ joins meetings as a ‘silent participant,’ recording and transcribing conversations in real-time

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